5-7 August #2275 Sporting Post by Sporting Post

No. 2275

FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

ISSN 1023 / 6996

De Kock entire Toro Rosso is the choice

FAIRVIEW 12:55pm (Friday) p.21

GREYVILLE 11:30am (Saturday) p.29

FLAMINGO PARK 12:25pm (Saturday) p.43

TURFFONTEIN 1:05pm (Sunday) p.53

Equus Nominees

The Stars Are Set To Shine

page 13

Summerhill’s Big Ten! Mick Goss – On The Championship

page 10

TBA – Big Changes

Joint Venture Heralds New Dawn

page 14

Price Increase As of this issue the Sporting Post weekend paper will cost R4000

RA FLAMINGO MILE at Flamingo Park on Saturday Our Best Adverts Aren't Written They Are Running! 8 colts and fillies by:

DYNASTY • TRIPPI • IDEAL WORLD • PATHFORK ANTONIUS PIUS • GREAT BRITAIN 6 August at Durbanville, Cape Town

Tel: Mike Sharkey 082 372 2682 www.highlandsfarmstud.co.za

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

GOODBYE TO A LEGEND

He decorated our lives with some of racing’s greatest moments; he inspired generations of horsemen to reach for the skies; and he showed us the way professionals should conduct themselves. Above all, he’s been an exemplary human being, a dependable pal, a father and a husband the way we’d all like to be. And a not too shabby golfer.

www.summerhill.co.za

FROM ONE CHAMPION TEAM TO ANOTHER CHAMPION, WE SALUTE YOU MIKE BASS

Contact: Linda Norval 033 263 1081

LEADING TRAINERS BY STAKES

LEADING BREEDERS by STAKES

SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016

SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016 Stakes

32,041,480 24,711,413 15,728,163 12,533,988 12,364,600 10,595,676 10,444,075 9,691,663 9,446,925 8,898,988 8,459,625 6,847,975 5,864,225 5,583,469 5,502,088 5,354,950

Breeder

rnrs

AEPR

runs

Klawervlei Stud Summerhill Stud Highlands Maine Chance Lammerskraal Stud Wilgerbosdrift Mauritzfontein Stud Scott Bros Drakenstein Stud Varsfontein Stud Avontuur Farm Ascot Stud Hemel ‘n Aarde Stud Moutonshoek Cheveley Stud GJ Armitage

422 75,928 2435 383 64,521 2644 184 85,479 1122 199 62,985 1249 87 142,122 597 116 91,342 854 100 104,441 671 181 53,545 1223 102 92,617 591 109 81,642 700 53 159,616 278 91 75,252 551 125 46,914 742 120 46,529 691 82 67,099 486 80 66,937 534

wnrs wns

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

157 153 71 90 51 66 48 56 52 53 30 47 36 42 39 34

37% 40% 39% 45% 59% 57% 48% 31% 51% 49% 57% 52% 29% 35% 48% 43%

8 4 8 6 9 4 6 2 4 5 5 2 0 4 3 2

689 694 300 384 184 274 207 331 202 223 93 177 205 197 135 156

223 233 119 134 98 104 76 82 87 76 49 70 46 54 57 46

10 5 12 6 12 5 10 3 8 6 7 2 0 5 6 3

5% 3% 11% 7% 18% 6% 13% 4% 8% 9% 17% 4% 0% 10% 8% 6%

28% 26% 27% 31% 31% 32% 31% 27% 34% 32% 33% 32% 28% 29% 28% 29%

19 14 14 14 13 12 5 3 12 8 7 9 1 5 3 4

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

trainer

Illuminator 10,615,467 33% Rabada 2,536,250 10% Silver Mountain 4,410,824 28% Liege 430,000 3% Abashiri 3,391,250 27% Noah From Goa 1,215,625 11% Smart Call 2,503,000 24% Talktothestars 1,335,850 14% Inara 2,307,800 24% Juxtapose 1,376,000 15% Legal Eagle 4,171,000 49% Gulf Storm 720,250 11% Victorious Jay 1,870,850 32% Exit Here 841,744 15% Bela-Bela 1,133,125 21% French Navy 1,317,500 25%

LEADING SIRES by STAKES

SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016 Stakes

29,127,817 21,785,299 18,278,326 14,583,264 13,409,038 10,944,800 9,903,457 9,754,239 9,265,263 8,802,463 7,987,438 7,800,050 7,154,775 6,980,163 6,699,163

Sire

rnrs

AEPR

runs

Trippi Silvano Captain Al Dynasty *Kahal *Western Winter Jay Peg Var Judpot *Jet Master Ideal World Greys Inn Go Deputy *Tiger Ridge Toreador

188 154,935 1106 219 99,476 1355 188 97,225 1171 156 93,482 1034 181 74,083 1391 141 77,623 879 124 79,867 879 175 55,739 949 119 77,859 792 107 82,266 765 85 93,970 531 76 102,632 540 47 152,229 338 102 68,433 664 119 56,295 784

wnrs wns

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

112 114 100 75 89 75 59 79 55 51 44 31 24 44 51

60% 52% 53% 48% 49% 53% 48% 45% 46% 48% 52% 41% 51% 43% 43%

11 12 18 14 3 4 2 4 6 3 4 2 5 3 2

357 405 389 323 316 276 265 268 243 242 153 127 93 193 214

174 179 178 125 140 124 96 119 85 76 70 51 48 70 75

16 18 26 16 3 4 3 4 8 3 6 4 8 5 2

10% 11% 18% 19% 3% 5% 3% 5% 11% 6% 9% 6% 21% 7% 4%

32% 30% 33% 31% 23% 31% 30% 28% 31% 32% 29% 24% 28% 29% 27%

24 17 14 21 11 14 8 10 6 11 4 1 7 3 5

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Illuminator 10,615,467 Silver Mountain 4,410,824 Carry On Alice 1,108,125 It’s My Turn 1,300,325 Champagne Haze 1,625,175 Brutal Force 669,450 Victorious Jay 1,870,850 Rivarine 419,375 Juxtapose 1,376,000 Master Sabina 1,281,250 Smart Call 2,503,000 Legal Eagle 4,171,000 Abashiri 3,391,250 Noah From Goa 1,215,625 Lazer Star 517,500

36% 20% 6% 9% 12% 6% 19% 4% 15% 15% 31% 53% 47% 17% 8%

LEADING SIRES OF 3YO’S by STAKES SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016

Stakes

16,938,917 13,115,424 7,629,163 6,987,419 6,098,926 5,999,775 5,364,950 4,954,588 4,584,125 4,368,600 3,892,900 3,688,762 3,611,275 3,545,438 3,391,750

Sire

Trippi Silvano Captain Al Jay Peg Dynasty *Kahal Go Deputy Judpot Var *Western Winter Brave Tin Soldier Seventh Rock Visionaire Ideal World Toreador

rnrs

77 87 75 54 43 65 22 48 66 48 33 48 54 44 59

AEPR

runs

219,986 150,752 101,722 129,397 141,835 92,304 243,861 103,221 69,456 91,013 117,967 76,849 66,875 80,578 57,487

512 522 532 445 300 480 163 329 403 351 218 309 381 321 431

wnrs wns

57 52 50 32 31 34 13 31 38 37 15 19 23 28 30

82 86 88 60 57 53 25 44 63 62 20 27 35 46 39

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

74% 60% 67% 59% 72% 52% 59% 65% 58% 77% 45% 40% 43% 64% 51%

2 5 5 2 5 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 1

167 171 177 134 83 108 52 99 119 111 62 81 133 93 113

2 9 6 3 6 2 5 2 0 0 2 0 1 2 1

4% 10% 10% 6% 16% 6% 15% 3% 0% 0% 7% 0% 4% 7% 3%

33% 33% 33% 30% 28% 23% 32% 30% 30% 32% 28% 26% 35% 29% 26%

7 7 7 5 6 3 6 2 4 6 1 1 3 2 2

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Illuminator 10,615,467 Silver Mountain 4,410,824 Redcarpet Captain 397,250 Victorious Jay 1,870,850 It’s My Turn 1,300,325 Champagne Haze 1,625,175 Abashiri 3,391,250 Juxtapose 1,376,000 Our Destiny 363,775 Buckland 257,775 Rabada 2,536,250 Seventh Plain 1,003,487 Heaps of Fun 660,625 Cape Speed 401,875 Bull Valley 229,250

63% 34% 5% 27% 21% 27% 63% 28% 8% 6% 65% 27% 18% 11% 7%

LEADING SIRES OF 2YO’S by STAKES SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016

Stakes

3,215,138 2,259,151 1,776,763 1,364,450 1,166,363 1,072,750 1,067,175 997,900 968,513 899,875 895,500 664,575 622,550

Sire

Captain Al Var Gimmethegreenlight Trippi Rebel King Querari *Western Winter *Sail From Seattle *Argonaut Windrush Silvano Philanthropist Visionaire

rnrs

AEPR

36 89,309 48 47,066 42 42,304 22 62,020 36 32,399 15 71,517 26 41,045 32 31,184 33 29,349 7 128,554 20 44,775 23 28,895 22 28,298

runs

98 133 116 71 146 43 69 108 96 19 51 52 51

wnrs wns

13 22 14 10 11 8 10 10 8 3 8 6 6

23 26 16 11 12 11 14 11 13 4 10 7 6

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

36% 46% 33% 45% 31% 53% 38% 31% 24% 43% 40% 26% 27%

6 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 0

10 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 2 1 2 0 0

46% 9% 14% 10% 0% 13% 10% 0% 13% 33% 25% 0% 0%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

40 43 45 37 53 15 29 36 28 6 17 19 13

41% 32% 39% 52% 36% 35% 42% 33% 29% 32% 33% 37% 25%

2 2 2 4 1 3 2 2 1 0 2 2 1

LEADING BREEDERS by AEPR

Stakes

8,459,625 12,364,600 10,444,075 2,850,263 9,446,925 10,595,676 2,340,700 15,728,163 8,898,988 1,761,150 32,041,480

rnrs

AEPR

runs

wnrs wns

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

Avontuur Farm Lammerskraal Stud Mauritzfontein Stud WJ Engelbrecht Jnr Drakenstein Stud Wilgerbosdrift AW & Mrs Procter Highlands Varsfontein Stud Tawny Syndicate Klawervlei Stud

53 159,616 278 87 142,122 597 100 104,441 671 30 95,009 161 102 92,617 591 116 91,342 854 26 90,027 197 184 85,479 1122 109 81,642 700 22 80,052 144 422 75,928 2435

30 49 51 98 48 76 14 20 52 87 66 104 14 23 71 119 53 76 11 19 157 223

57% 59% 48% 47% 51% 57% 54% 39% 49% 50% 37%

5 9 6 2 4 4 0 8 5 1 8

93 184 207 48 202 274 67 300 223 36 689

7 12 10 2 8 5 0 12 6 1 10

17% 18% 13% 14% 8% 6% 0% 11% 9% 9% 5%

33% 31% 31% 30% 34% 32% 34% 27% 32% 25% 28%

7 13 5 4 12 12 3 14 8 1 19

fav

SG Tarry 1463 209 14% J Snaith 1179 192 16% MW Bass 874 110 13% MF de Kock 746 117 16% MG Azzie 588 80 14% GR Puller 165 14 8% G v Zyl 767 89 12% J Ramsden 478 59 12% DR Drier 565 87 15% D Kannemeyer 506 85 17% BJ Crawford 658 81 12% AG Laird 435 55 13% VH Marshall 628 70 11% AC Greeff 938 118 13% DC Howells 594 73 12% GV Woodruff 480 61 13% GM Alexander 418 53 13% M Houdalakis 630 65 10% JJ v Vuuren 382 39 10% GS Kotzen 712 64 9% WH Marwing 431 41 10% DA Sham 848 77 9% Y Bremner 901 75 8% C Spies 710 64 9% PA Peter 510 52 10% CS Laird 309 45 15% A Nel 393 53 13% RR Magner 476 46 10%

304 245 142 207 71 17 82 77 115 123 108 90 74 126 75 80 39 65 50 54 39 79 83 57 53 78 49 37

Cloth Of Cloud Rivarine Gunner Dawn Calling Caribbean Queen Querari Falcon Attenborough Seattle Singer O Tamara Lunar Rush Janoobi Sail Visuality

796,875 419,375 493,500 347,000 123,250 452,000 182,500 318,250 358,725 641,000 191,250 239,125 156,250

25% 19% 28% 25% 11% 42% 17% 32% 37% 71% 21% 36% 25%

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Legal Eagle 4,171,000 Abashiri 3,391,250 Smart Call 2,503,000 It’s My Turn 1,300,325 Inara 2,307,800 Noah From Goa 1,215,625 Dawn Calling 347,000 Silver Mountain 4,410,824 Juxtapose 1,376,000 Lazer Star 517,500 Illuminator 10,615,467

fav wfav % % 21% 21% 16% 28% 12% 10% 11% 16% 20% 24% 16% 21% 12% 13% 13% 17% 9% 10% 13% 8% 9% 9% 9% 8% 10% 25% 12% 8%

34% 40% 35% 33% 38% 35% 37% 32% 36% 37% 29% 32% 36% 31% 31% 31% 31% 28% 30% 30% 33% 25% 31% 39% 26% 32% 41% 27%

2nd 2nd %

1st 1st fourfour%

161 130 108 108 69 15 73 49 62 74 77 55 70 99 53 55 42 66 52 66 41 86 66 55 36 29 49 41

653 555 395 377 274 54 335 208 291 271 289 201 265 415 239 212 176 273 170 259 150 307 319 255 187 146 182 185

11% 11% 12% 14% 12% 9% 10% 10% 11% 15% 12% 13% 11% 11% 9% 11% 10% 10% 14% 9% 10% 10% 7% 8% 7% 9% 12% 9%

45% 47% 45% 51% 47% 33% 44% 44% 52% 54% 44% 46% 42% 44% 40% 44% 42% 43% 45% 36% 35% 36% 35% 36% 37% 47% 46% 39%

stakes

stks/ runs

28,007,064 19,036,539 18,641,712 14,475,600 13,859,813 11,686,193 10,482,625 8,799,452 8,555,300 8,254,200 8,198,189 8,077,350 7,954,013 7,708,788 7,670,950 7,406,813 6,882,750 6,613,125 6,389,463 6,007,026 5,709,288 5,323,225 5,046,138 4,745,738 4,692,650 4,667,594 3,951,500 3,927,000

19,144 16,146 21,329 19,404 23,571 70,825 13,667 18,409 15,142 16,313 12,459 18,569 12,666 8,218 12,914 15,431 16,466 10,497 16,726 8,437 13,247 6,277 5,601 6,684 9,201 15,105 10,055 8,250

LEADING TRAINERS/JOCKEYS BY WINS % SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016

trainer/ jockey

runs wins win %

DR Drier/A Marcus MF de Kock/A Marcus AC Greeff/A Domeyer E Verdonese/R Danielson D Kannemeyer/A Delpech SG Tarry/A Delpech C Lensley/M Yeni J Snaith/R Fourie M Houdalakis/G Lerena J Snaith/S Khumalo MF de Kock/Wei Marwing J Snaith/B Fayd’herbe CS Laird/A Marcus J Snaith/P Strydom A Nel/A Domeyer T Prinsloo/A Fortune KG Naidoo/A Delpech P Smith/M Yeni MG Azzie/L Hewitson PA Peter/L Hewitson Y Bremner/L Hewitson SG Tarry/S Khumalo MF de Kock/A Delpech AC Greeff/G Cheyne GV Woodruff/G Lerena LW Goosen/P Strydom JJ v Vuuren/Wei Marwing

33 14 42% 34 12 35% 66 21 32% 49 15 31% 164 47 29% 49 14 29% 79 21 27% 70 18 26% 47 12 26% 96 24 25% 44 11 25% 178 42 24% 152 36 24% 41 10 24% 125 29 23% 92 21 23% 57 13 23% 48 11 23% 50 11 22% 49 11 22% 68 14 21% 513 101 20% 187 38 20% 137 28 20% 88 18 20% 76 15 20% 71 14 20%

fav

fav %

wfav 2nd 2nd % %

20 15 26 13 81 23 22 21 17 26 21 66 68 12 33 36 19 11 5 11 10 163 78 40 29 21 13

61% 44% 39% 27% 49% 47% 28% 30% 36% 27% 48% 37% 45% 29% 26% 39% 33% 23% 10% 22% 15% 32% 42% 29% 33% 28% 18%

50% 60% 42% 23% 38% 48% 55% 52% 29% 35% 43% 38% 35% 67% 48% 31% 53% 18% 80% 64% 40% 35% 33% 30% 34% 52% 38%

2 8 6 5 35 9 10 9 6 13 8 34 21 3 20 10 4 7 4 1 8 79 34 21 13 4 14

stakes

stks/ runs

6% 1,816,862 24% 970,000 9% 1,333,525 10% 992,125 21% 4,223,275 18% 1,213,575 13% 839,650 13% 1,725,488 13% 981,225 14% 1,757,325 18% 928,250 19% 3,694,388 14% 3,061,225 7% 2,594,700 16% 1,866,000 11% 921,700 7% 914,350 15% 513,588 8% 784,325 2% 725,525 12% 764,075 15% 12,081,013 18% 5,020,875 15% 1,446,125 15% 2,718,350 5% 1,088,875 20% 2,062,325

55,056 28,529 20,205 20,247 25,752 24,767 10,628 24,650 20,877 18,305 21,097 20,755 20,140 63,285 14,928 10,018 16,041 10,700 15,687 14,807 11,236 23,550 26,850 10,556 30,890 14,327 29,047

LEADING JOCKEYS BY WINS

ore runners

Sire

win %

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

with 20 or m

SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016

runs wins

49% 27% 24% 46% 24% 11% 15% 28% 15% 29% 33%

SEASON 2015/2016 * 1 August 2015 - 31 July 2016 jockey

rides wins

S Khumalo A Delpech A Fortune A Marcus M Yeni G v Niekerk A Domeyer JP vd Merwe K Zechner C Zackey G Lerena L Hewitson R Danielson C Murray K De Melo R Munger I Sturgeon P Strydom B Fayd’herbe W Kennedy M v Rensburg S Veale C Orffer B Lerena D Dillon M Byleveld Wei Marwing G Cheyne

1350 891 1170 618 1340 656 633 1209 1073 1123 493 592 808 1061 794 1204 910 442 445 755 662 671 504 546 616 638 318 427

243 210 172 169 166 114 110 106 104 100 93 80 79 78 74 73 70 70 68 67 62 62 61 60 60 57 56 54

win %

fav

18% 24% 15% 27% 12% 17% 17% 9% 10% 9% 19% 14% 10% 7% 9% 6% 8% 16% 15% 9% 9% 9% 12% 11% 10% 9% 18% 13%

329 328 223 323 187 124 120 95 111 84 158 65 99 67 57 54 51 134 117 39 58 55 89 44 63 76 86 72

fav wfav % % 24% 37% 19% 52% 14% 19% 19% 8% 10% 7% 32% 11% 12% 6% 7% 4% 6% 30% 26% 5% 9% 8% 18% 8% 10% 12% 27% 17%

33% 38% 27% 38% 34% 38% 42% 24% 32% 30% 32% 42% 22% 27% 28% 33% 37% 28% 32% 36% 19% 33% 25% 30% 40% 33% 37% 26%

2nd 2nd %

1st 1st fourfour%

189 155 137 107 153 95 77 119 106 118 71 44 93 87 97 84 70 57 78 68 65 61 67 59 47 79 59 56

716 575 567 436 597 362 307 459 419 454 297 239 347 367 343 347 318 230 245 274 272 267 227 232 225 267 181 194

14% 17% 12% 17% 11% 14% 12% 10% 10% 11% 14% 7% 12% 8% 12% 7% 8% 13% 18% 9% 10% 9% 13% 11% 8% 12% 19% 13%

53% 65% 48% 71% 45% 55% 48% 38% 39% 40% 60% 40% 43% 35% 43% 29% 35% 52% 55% 36% 41% 40% 45% 42% 37% 42% 57% 45%

stakes

stks/ rides

22,938,426 24,373,694 14,169,588 23,236,762 13,420,988 13,361,138 12,014,999 11,883,076 12,524,875 9,127,638 10,123,525 6,135,363 8,084,800 7,861,375 7,565,438 5,974,577 7,099,725 11,940,551 7,742,813 6,537,150 5,668,188 5,752,925 6,468,051 6,414,300 5,071,201 7,619,588 8,238,800 3,620,013

16,991 27,355 12,111 37,600 10,016 20,368 18,981 9,829 11,673 8,128 20,535 10,364 10,006 7,409 9,528 4,962 7,802 27,015 17,400 8,658 8,562 8,574 12,833 11,748 8,232 11,943 25,908 8,478

The FULL Statistics ONLINE http://www.sportingpost.co.za/horse-racing-statistics/ *Stallion dead or Retired **Stallion Not Standing in RSA **Breeding operations not based in RSA - Statistics for Breeders & Sires reflect ALL earnings, incl. restricted races & handicap races

THE NEW MASTERPIECE

www.summerhill.co.za Contact: Linda Norval 033 263 1081

Capetown Noir is the complete package. The son of an Emperor, out of a Broodmare of the Year from a Guineas-winning daughter of the leading broodmare sire of all time. The best Two Year Old Anton Marcus sat on. Breath-taking Guineas ace, Champion Miler and no-quarter given Investec Derby hero at three. Queen’s Plate Champion and “X-Factor” racehorse at four.

CLASS IS AN OBSESSION

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

To the

Number “Ten”, and what that means in

2016

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I N V I T A T I O N TO BREEDERS

Co o p De

Grace (USA)

Klawervlei, Gainsway and Highlands Studs, invite you to the launch of their new stallion COUP DE GRACE, a son of the mighty TAPIT - Champion Sire USA. Venue - Durbanville Sales Centre | Date: 5th August 2016 Time: 17:00 | RSVP: micaela@klawervlei.co.za

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

CTS August Two-Year-Old Sale Cape Town Saturday • 6 August 2016 • Durbanville Racecourse

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016 Kent Rock is consistent and course and distance suits

RA FLAMINGO MILE at Flamingo Park on Saturday

Multiple SA champion trainer Mike de Kock saddled Enaad to a thrilling Gold Cup victory on Sunday on the SA Champions Season stage. He demonstrates his extraordinary versatility as he travels North to the humbler climes of Kimberley just six days later to saddle the Brazillian product Toro Rosso in the R200 000 RA Flamingo Mile.

e Kock has travelled to all corners of the globe in his quest to win races big and small, and while he will only saddle one on Saturday, the presence of an MDK runner in the non black-type feature will add plenty of glamour to the Diamond City’s biggest race day of the year.

Past Success

Visiting horses have a fair record in the race with the never-say-die Uncle Tommy winning it in 2013 and Caryl’s Law in 2012. De Kock’s Capricorn Ridge ran third behind former Cape horse Stone Pine last year. Recently crowned SA champion apprentice Callan Murray takes the ride on the Elusive Quality entire, Toro Rosso, who has been set a welter impost of 62kgs. That will mean a fair amount of dead weight to be lumped – and while opinions differ on the pros and cons, there are

many who argue that this is not a negative factor. Toro Rosso may not have qualified to stand as a stallion at this stage of the game, but is clearly the class horse and has run some very decent races on the Vaal sand. He was placed fourth behind Deputy Jud in the 2015 Gr2 Supreme Cup. The son of Elusive Quality looked to be a horse going places early on, winning 4 of his 7 starts by an aggregate of 20 lengths. He came back to form when ridden by the young Murray last time on the Vaal 1400m turf when disposing of Kings Archer easily in an MR 91 Handicap. This will be his first run on the Flamingo sand.

Local Hopes

There are a few decent local challengers, who will enjoy the added advantage of experience. The well drawn course and distance winner Kent Rock catches the eye. The son of Right Approach has been rested 9 weeks since

a fast finishing second to Jaguar over 1 400m. He was beaten a short head by Jaguar and now meets him on 4kgs better terms – so if fit and ready should go close.

Good Form

Stef Miller also saddles recent ‘import’ Doctorow. The Trippi gelding, formerly with Dean Kannemeyer in Cape Town, has had two good runs in Kimberley and won his last, beating Quid Rides over Saturday’s track and trip. The title chasing Andrew Fortune is aboard Jaguar for Corrie Lensley. We have already indicated that he has a big task on his hands, but the master Fortune is worth a few lengths.

Visitor

Stone Pine won the race last year and is in bright form after having won his last start. He is very effective over the course and distance and will strip a fit horse, having won just three weeks ago. Spike Lerena travels from

Gauteng with the Casey Tibbs gelding Cumberland, who looks a runner if adapting to local conditions. He has won on the sand and showed good pace against fair opposition before beaten into second by Like A Boss over the Turffontein 1400m. Cliffie Miller’s evergreen Kingofmountain ran fourth in this event last year and has shown a welcome return to form in his last four runs – all over Saturday’s course and distance. His wide draw is a deterrent but he is a horse who can be dropped in – and has a handy galloping weight to carry.

Only Human

Trainer Bill Human has three in the race. The Australian-bred Triumvirate may be the best of the trio and steps up to a mile with a good draw and a handy galloping weight. La Tourelle enjoys a nice swing at the weights with Stone Pine after being beaten 5,25 over 200m shorter last time. His earlier form was not impressive. Yesan Star is drawn on the wide outside and seems best at 200m less than what he tries on Saturday. Duncan Mckenzie’s Big Shot has his first run in Kimberley and has fairly ordinary form. Candice Dawson saddles her

first Flamingo runner with the former Ramsden runner Sundari. The son of Fort Wood is an unknown quantity but has no recent spark to suggest any fire on Saturday. The same applies to Lavendar Landscape who ran a shocker last time.

Choice

Toro Rosso looks the right one and despite his topweight, could be superior to this lot. He looks to have enough ability to get the season under way in style. He is the choice to beat Kent Rock and Cumberland. It is a nice card and decent payouts look to be on the cards.

All Roads Lead To Kimberley THIS Saturday’s Flamingo Park Raceday is the highlight of the Kimberley horseracing calendar. The 2016 renewal will also mark the first anniversary of sponsor World Sports Betting’s entry into the horseracing arena. The day is headed by the R200 000 RA Flamingo Mile and the supporting features are the R135 000 World Sports Betting Sprint over 1000m and the R100 000 RA Diamond Stayers over 2200m. The programme has been well supported and the features attract the best horses from Kimberley as well as a few bold raiders from other provinces. Kimberley’s biggest racing weekend will commence with the Racing Association’s Northern Cape Awards on Friday evening.

These awards will honour the sport’s regional stakeholders who have excelled throughout the season. At the function, runners participating in the RA Flamingo Mile will be ‘auctioned off’ with a percentage of the takings being donated to a local charity. A great family day out with a host of children’s activities will be offered on Saturday at the track. Fully inclusive hospitality in the Racing Association facility is on offer at R450 per person which includes food and beverages. For bookings please call Merle Parker at 011 683 3220 or email merle@ racingassociation.co.za. RA Members with runners in the feature races have been invited as guests of the Racing Association.

Callan Murray

Avontuur-sponsored crowned Champion Apprentice

Well done and thanks also to Anthony Delpech, MJ Byleveld & Greg Cheyne Go make us proud & best of luck for the new season! • Leading SA Breeders by AEPR •

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All in a season’s work: Triple Crown winner Abashiri

Equus awards nominee

Only stallion with over 10% individual black type winners to runners* 1. GO DEPUTY 2. Captain Al 3. Dynasty

10.6% 9.6% 9.0%

Leading Active SA Sire by AEPR* 1. GO DEPUTY 2. Greys Inn 3. Trippi

R152.242 R103.388 R99.292

Leading Sire of 3yo’s by AEPR* 1. GO DEPUTY 2. Dynasty 3. Silvano

R243.861 R142.739 R112.201

Catching The Eye at the National Sales 1. Go Deputy yearling colt 2. Go Deputy yearling colt

R500.000 R450.000

* Statistics as per NHRA website, season 1 August 2015 – 31 July 2016

Fee for 2016: R20 000 Deputy Minister – Partygoer

by Secretariat

Contact Sally Jourdan: PO Box 489, Ceres 6835 • Tel: 023 312 1357

due at live foal

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Mike’s Marinaresco Magic Moment

Marinaresco (Grant van Niekerk) comes away to win well

Better than Pocket Power says thrilled jockey Gr1 CHAMPIONS CUP

at Greyville last Sunday

The high quality Silvano gelding Marinaresco put his best foot forward to set up a magical moment in a fairytale farewell for veteran trainer Mike Bass as the curtain came down on the 2016 SA Champions Season at Greyville on Sunday.

he thrilling victory by the Mauritzfontein Stud-bred 3yo, under a superb ride by Grant Van Niekerk, played out on a day of thrills and high drama. And on a stage that fought a life and death battle for survival after an uncertain few months – in a week that would have added fifty shades of grey to Gold Circle’s frontman, Graeme Hawkins. In the end the R1 million

Gr1 Mike & Carol Bass Champions Cup would go down in racing history as a gracious gesture to a living legend of the sport. And the final turf race of the season, as the racing operator, no doubt with a sense of relief, called time on what is hopefully to prove a priority item in the new term. The Marinaresco good-luck story first saw light of day in the Cape Winter Series. The smart galloper walked away with honours in the

first two legs of the Triple Crown, only ever won once previously – that by his much saluted stablemate Pocket Power a decade earlier. Pocket Power, like Marinaresco, raced in the Marsh Shirtliff silks,and dead-heated with Dancer’s Daughter to win the July in 2008. With Marsh Shirtliff itching to win the sought after trophy again, it was decided to give the Winter Series a miss with Marinaresco and go for the July. Some thought it crazy

– and when they drew 19 for Africa’s Greatest, the writing was on the wall as the tailpullers popped the thumbs-up. As history will show, only the brilliance of Piere Strydom was to be the eventual undoing of Marinaresco, who started his engine a fraction too late on that first Saturday of July, and chased The Conglomerate in vain for a July runner-up berth. The opportunity to win the Gr1 Champions Cup named in Mike & Carol’s honour, while probably not part of the original plan, was obviously too tempting to miss and facing a beatable field, Marinaresco delivered the goods on a beautiful Sunday to add the cheer to a Gr1 cherry, forty

years in the making. When Marinaresco came for home closer to last, the ghost of The Conglomerate appeared from nowhere and was back to haunt him, as St Tropez drifted across and closed the gap that Van Niekerk so dearly wanted – and the writing once again looked to be on the wall. But riding a determined finish on a superior horse, the young jockey rode for his life and enjoyed the luxury of easing up before the line, as Marinaresco stormed home to beat a late finishing Judicial by 1,25 lengths in a time of 112,75 secs. The always game No Worries was a neck back in third, with Saratoga Dancer running a great race in fourth. The rest is history as they

say. Labelled by Grant Van Niekerk as ‘better than Pocket Power’ – a big statement from a guy who was still at school when the Bass champion was thrilling us – Marinaresco naturally looks to be an exciting player in the BassRobinson plans for next term. He has won 4 races with 6 places from 11 starts and took his stakes total to R1 956 325. Marinaresco is a 2014 BSA National Yearling Sale graduate. He was purchased by Mike Bass Racing for R1,3 million. Bred by Mauritzfontein Stud, he is by Silvano out of the two-time winning Fort Wood mare, Gay Fortuna. All that is left to say is… Goodbye Mike. Good luck Candice!

Gr2 GOLD CUP at Greyville last Sunday

Newly crowned SA champion jockey S’manga Khumalo could hardly contain his joy as the Mike de Kock trained Enaad crossed the line first to win the R1,25 million Gr2 Gold Cup at Greyville on Saturday. ‘Bling’ as he is known to his legion of fans, took both hands off the reins at the post and followed up with a Dettori flying dismount in the number 1 box.

n his day the mercurial Khumalo is pure poetry in motion in the saddle and a showman of note. The display of unbridled delight was probably more a relieved farewell to a season where things haven’t always worked out the way they could have, than anything designed to impress. But for now, this was a second national champion jockey title in the bag and a top drawer display of race riding in South Africa’s premier staying race – sadly downgraded in its 95th year to a Gr2. Multiple SA champion trainer Mike de Kock is a master of this race and was celebrating his fourth victory in the 21st century in a marathon with a colourful past and great spectator appeal. De Kock saddled the ill-fated Wild One to win last year, as well as Ancestral Fore in 2010 and Thundering Star in 2007. For Khumalo it was a first Gold Cup win and something he can now tick off his bucket list. He has some way to follow in the footsteps of his mentor, the retired Felix Coetzee, who broke Charlie Barends’ record when riding his eighth winner in the 3200m event in 2012 on In Writing for Dean Kannemeyer.

Buoyed by his recent Gold Vase top four finish, De Kock brought the kitchen sink to war with five of the 16 runners carrying the famous stable’s flag. After a lengthy delay as a result of Gauteng challenger Arch Rival being reshod, the field were despatched on a track that looked tired after taking the brunt of a long season. With stablemate Kingston Mines winging his way out front, Bling had the lukewarm favourite Enaad relaxed some twenty lengths off the action. De Kock was 1-2 early as Smart Mart snapped at Kingston Mine’s heels with Fortune Fella, Solar Star, The Centenary Coltrane, Helderberg Blue, Ovidio and Master Sabina following. Enaad started making his way forward from the 1000m marker using his stablemate Kinaan as a lead and into the straight he was powering up and visibly going better than most of his field. At the 250m marker Khumalo enjoyed the luxury of a glance up at the big screen as the well-weighted Enaad was just too strong and went on to win in a time of 211,28 secs. Helderberg Blue came out of the pack to chase for second, and finished 1,25 lengths adrift as he

S’manga Khumalo rode a perfectly judged race on Enaad shaded the 3yo Kinaan. Justin Snaith had a sadly blank day and would probably have been disappointed with the lack of spark shown by Ovidio, who was not disgraced when plodding into fourth. Sansui Summer Cup winner Master Sabina found his feet late to run fifth, and just held out Balance Sheet, who had no luck

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in a scrappy race in the straight. De Kock said that the soft track conditions did not suit some of his other runners. But the thirdplaced 3yo Kinaan looks a horse with plenty of scope to go on next season. Enaad has won 4 races with 8 places from his 18 starts for stakes of R1 325 600. He was bred in Australia by

Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al Maktoum and is a son of illfated Coolmore shuttle stallion High Chaparral, a champion son of Sadler’s Wells. Enaad is out of the twice winning Danehill Dancer mare, Al Anood. Not a vintage season by De Kock’s high standards – but winning the Gold Cup will be a high point.

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Gunner (Brandon Lerena on outside) gets up to beat Zodiac Ruler (Piere Strydom)

Gr1 PREMIERS CHAMPION STAKES at Greyville last Sunday

On a landmark end-of-season afternoon, the R600 000 Gr1 Premiers Champion Stakes dished up a host of firsts as the Gimmethegreenlight gelding Gunner powered home to score a surprise win – for some, at least.

he 2yo feature marked a first Gr1 victory for Varsfontein’s blue-blooded first season sire Gimmethegreenlight, as well as the winner’s breeders Nadeson Park and former jockey-turned trainer, Paul Gadsby. Super Sunday played host to a few shaky episodes at the starting stalls and this race was a case in point, with the oddson Zodiac Ruler going in first and standing for what seemed an eternity. Misty Birnam appeared to get caught up in the gates, while the rest seemed to have no urgency to load.

Ryder was the last to go in. Do we hold the trainers or the starters responsible? Is it time to launch an investigation into loading procedures and also to schooling standards applied by certain yards? The NHA should be monitoring the stats as there is a perception of repeat offenders. Zodiac Ruler was slightly slow off as the usually tardy starter Palladium swept into the lead in a notable change of tactics. The son of Silvano led for home with Gunner last as Zodiac Ruler came under a ride. At the 350m Palladium went out the back door as Africa Rising powered up the outside. Africa Rising was quickly under pressure

though as Gunner came scything through the middle with Zodiac Ruler finally finding his best stride down the inside. In a run for the line, Strydom looked to have pulled off a miracle on Zodiac Ruler, but Brandon Lerena had other ideas as the 25-1 Gunner hit the front to win by a half length in a time of 99,53 secs. Misty Birnam maintained his consistency despite the trauma at the start, to run third, with Africa Rising stopping to hold on for fourth. Palladium ran stone last and it is difficult to understand the change of tactics adopted by his rider. A good few of the winners on the afternoon

won from off the pace! The winner had been beaten 1,75 lengths by Zodiac Ruler in the Gr1 Golden Horseshoe but enjoyed the extra 200m and looks a nice sort in the making. He has won 2 races with 2 places from 5 starts and took his stakes to R493 500. He was Gimmethegreenlight’s 16th winner of a terrific opening season for the son of More Than Ready. Gunner was bred by Hassen Adams’ Nadeson Park and is out of the thrice winning Captain Al mare, Play Nice, who raced for Darryl Hodgson. Gunner looks well bought at R200 000 on the Cape Premier Yearling Sale Book 1. They will now be in major

demand and champion freshman sire Gimmethegreenlight has two lots on offer at this weekend’s CTS August TwoYear-Old Sale: Lot 43 – a half sister to a winner, this filly (intensely inbred to the great sire Halo), is from the family of high class fillies Princess Ofthe Sky, Love Is In The Air and her third dam, SA Oaks winner, Rootin’ Tootin’. This is also the family of current recent stakes winning filly O Tamara Lot 71 – another inbred to champion sire Halo, this colt (a half brother to 2 winners) is out of a half sister to champion and G1 winner Scarena and this is the family of Horse Of The Year Trini Lopez.

Gr2 GOLD BRACELET at Greyville last Sunday

Ice Maiden Bids Bruss G’Bye

It has been a long time between drinks for the Go Deputy filly Flying Ice. Throw in the curved ball of the R400 000 Gr2 Gold Bracelet being switched from the turf to the polytrack at the last moment and her outstanding win at Greyville on Sunday just looks all the more impressive.

t has been a terrific season for Lammerskraal’s anchor man Go Deputy and the Triple Crown winner producing son of Deputy Minister celebrated another impressive stakes winner in the form of the very capable Flying Ice. Often placed at feature level, Flying Ice had to be a serious contender and looked to be better than her form of a Listed win way back in June 2015. She formed part of a three-way Neil Bruss coupling and will be fondly remembered as the seasoned horseman’s final winner. After 44 years of training horses, Bruss is off to pursue a stint in Saudi Arabia and enjoyed

a great weekend – training the final winner of the Cape season just 24 hours earlier. Relaxed some eight lengths off the pace, the 9-1 Flying Ice was produced through a gap by the bang in-form Anthony Delpech and she stretched clear to hold the much vaunted favourite Nightingale to 2,75 lengths. The winner’s time was 123,35 secs. Nightingale held off the winner’s consistent stablemate Deputy Ryder by 0,75 lengths, with Patchit Up Baby making up plenty of ground from way back to grab fourth. Ian Sturgeon replaced Piere Strydom on the smart Olma, who had looked dangerous turning for home. The daughter of Dynasty hit a brick wall

to run a disappointing race. Flying Ice made it 3 wins with 6 places from 12 starts and took her stakes to R605 625. She was a R125 000 BSA National Yearling Sale R125 000 purchase.

The Lammerskraal Studbred Flying Ice is a daughter of Go Deputy out of the twice winning Western Winter mare, Strawberry Ice. The Greyville track was again the subject of much

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unhappiness amongst the jockeys and at the end of the day they are to be commended for soldiering on – and thankfully we lost only two scheduled turf races to a surface switch.

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Gr1 THEKWINI STAKES at Greyville last Sunday

Trainer Mike Azzie and his top owners Adriaan and Rika Van Vuuren have enjoyed something of a rollercoaster season. But on the premise that all’s well that ends well, things are looking up as they celebrated a terrific Gr1 success with the lovely Querari Falcon skating home to win the R600 000 Thekwini Stakes at Greyville on Sunday. he occasion, just three months after the team’s sensational SA Triple Crown success with Abashiri, also marked a well deserved Gr1 icebreaker for Maine Chance Farm’s promising second crop sire Querari. The Gr1 winning son of Oasis

Dream has proven to be a quality producer, with a commendable stakes performer strike rate that sees his progeny in high demand. Querari Falcon looks to be very promising and accounted for the Golden Slipper runner-up and pre-race favourite Dawn Calling with ease. The comments from winning rider Anthony

Delpech are worth noting. “Querari Falcon has been working well at home and I knew that we could beat them today. I said to Mr Azzie I’d like to ride her confident. I gave her a chance, she’s still learning but she’s very talented. She has her first Grade 1 race now and she has a bright future!” The astute Azzie used stablemate Oasis Queen to make the pace a true run affair as she was tracked by Dawn Calling, with Querari Falcon in midfield and five lengths

adrift. Into the straight, Dawn Calling moved forward dangerously but appeared to shift around under pressure as Querari Falcon unwound down the outside. Into the 200m, Querari Falcon was at full gallop and she drew away to win by a length in a time of 98,42 secs. Dawn Attack showed solid resolve to cling on for second ahead of a flying Sail, with the momentarily dangerous Safe Harbour one-paced in fourth. The lovely Querari Falcon was purchased for a bargain

R90 000 by Adriaan Van Vuuren off the 2015 CTS August Two-Year-Old Sale in Cape Town. She is out of the one-time winning Crimson Waves mare, Pretty Waves and was bred by the late Ben Botha, son Arne Botha and family. Querari Falcon has won 2 of her 3 starts with 1 place and took her stakes to R452 000. For the Azzman, the win rounded off a positive season and fifth placed finish on the national log with gross stakes of R13 859 812.

Gr2 THE DEBUTANTE at Greyville last Sunday

Way To Go!

Ian Sturgeon gets A Womens Way to rally to hold Arissa (Callan Murray) on the outside

Avontuur strike with a daughter of Var A thrilling head-to-head finish got the rain-delayed Super Sunday feature programme under way at Greyville on the final day of the South African horseracing season. Ian Sturgeon was at his best to get the Avontuur-bred Var filly A Womens Way home by a nose to win the R300 000 Gr2 The Debutante.

n interrupted prep after losing a scheduled build-up run due to playing up at the start was not enough to stop trainer Duncan Howells’ magnificent filly from overcoming a wide draw at her first Greyville start – and to register some paddock-boosting black type in the process. Shizam scooted off early to lead the charge with the very capable Sturgeon dropping A Womens Way in from her wide draw and some five lengths off the gallop. Into the home run the fancied The Merry Widow had her path closed with those on the middle -outside finishing best.

Replacement rider Callan Murray looked to have timed it right on Arissa as the Gauteng visitor stormed into the lead, but A Womens Way was always lifting and she lengthened impressively. In a drive to the wire, A Womens Way came right back at the gallant Arissa and got her nose down to win by a short head in a time of 72,91 secs. She started at 14-1 to give the hometown boys a great start. Debut winner La Revere came on powerfully from some way off for third, a neck in front of the favourite The Merry Widow, who had no luck in running. The Sean Tarry-trained Water Lily Lake was slow off and caught the eye when running on

late and only tiring in the final grind to run sixth and 4,45 lengths off. Winning Form-sponsored trainer Duncan Howells confirmed that A Womens Way had played up in the gates at her scheduled night meeting start. “She is a filly with a mind of

her own. I thought she would fight on when that horse came to challenge her and this was a win full of merit,” he said. A Womens Way is unbeaten in two starts and took her stakes earnings to R237 500. A R500 000 Cape Premier Yearling Sale Book 1 purchase, she was bred by

Avontuur and is a daughter of the perennial bright star Var – and is the first foal of the Gr3 winning Windrush mare, A Daughters Legacy, who won up to 2000m in her racing days with Riaan Van Reenen in the Cape. Pencil the name in – the good-looking lady looks likely to stay on in time!

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Hack Green wins easily under Sean Veale

Gr2 UMKHOMAZI STAKES at Greyville last Sunday

Dennis Drier’s Hack Green storms home

Super Sunday proved to be the cherry on top of a cracking season for Varsfontein’s newly crowned SA champion freshman sire, Gimmethegreenlight. His son Hack Green got the ball rolling when he spreadeagled his field to win the R300 000 Gr2 Umkhomazi Stakes in dazzling style.

hile there was more to come for the Australianbred stallion later on, the Dennis Drier-trained Hack Green will go into the record books as Gimmethegreenlight’s first stakes winner – and what an impressive showing this was. “I know there are a lot of 2yo’s who are yet to run but I thought we have a bit of a star on our hands and I would have been disappointed if he had not delivered today,” said the astute Mr Drier after Sean Veale had ridden a straightforward race. With three pacy fillies in the ten horse field, the pace was always going to be on from the 1200m start and Veale was content to settle the debut winning colt near the back from his wide draw as Queen Laurie led British Royale for home. The leaders came under pressure in the sticky going early in the straight and the standout was Hack Green who was going great guns down the middle. At the 200m marker the result was in the frame as the usually animated Veal sat still with Hack Green full of running. He went on to win by 3 lengths in a time of 72,20 secs. The previously undefeated Joburg raider Wrecking Ball – labelled top class by her trainer Grant Maroun – ran a good race to come out best of the rest, with the winner’s stablemate Rocky Valley passing tiring runners to grab third a further length back.

The tote favourite Seattle Singer finished a disappointing fourth, while Sean Tarry’s Flying Myth was tailed off last in a puzzling run. Trainer Dennis Drier said that ‘today was our day’ and that he couldn’t have wished for a better outcome. Jockey Sean Veale, who was aboard at Hack Green’s debut win, confirmed that they had always rated him. “I thought he may need his first run as he is a big horse, but he was good enough to win,” he said. Part owner Hassen Adams, who raced Gimmethegreenlight and is a major shareholder in the stallion, said that it was a ‘great day’ for him. “At the sale he was the spitting image of his Dad,” he said. Hack Green was signed for by David Abery at R950 000 on the 2015 Val De Vie Yearling Sale. Hack Green, who has won two from two, took his stakes to R237 000, excluding the BSA Added Value Stakes incentive of R102 500. The winner is the result of an astute mating. His sire, a Gr1 L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate winner, is a son of More Than Ready and has pedigree similarities with two of Australia’s top sires –Sebring and Redoute’s Choice. Hack Green’s dam Secret Mission (by Fort Wood) is a full sister to Secret Heart, dam of Pluck – also by More Than Ready. A present day stallion in Australia, Pluck won the Breeder’s Cup Juvenile for Team Valor and his first crop are now 3yo’s.

Gr3 CHAMPAGNE STAKES at Kenilworth last Saturday

Flags at half mast as a mark of respect for late Christopher Puller

The super consistent Kildonan filly Beach Goddess ended the Cape season on a high for her title chasing breeders Klawervlei Stud when she produced a storming run to win the R250 000 Gr3 Champagne Stakes at Kenilworth on Saturday.

he bright winter sunshine that drenched the Southern Suburbs track was in stark contrast to the sombre mood that prevailed, with the Racing It’s a Rush flags flying at half mast – and the jockeys wearing black armbands in the opening event as a mark of respect for their popular colleague Christopher Puller, who passed away tragically during the week. The Gr3 Champagne Stakes saw a quality field of ten fillies line up to do battle over the straight 1200m and the track looked to have stood up well to the 62mm of rain that had fallen over the previous week. With the going posted as soft and an average pen reading of 28, punters came for the speedy 3yo Victoria Lavelle, who went off an 18-10 fancy, and looked nicely in to end her season on a high. Replacement rider Grant Van Niekerk had the daughter of Captain Al out in a flash and she led from Neala and Acaciawood. Into the final 350m Victoria Lavelle shortened her stride as the hard work on the soft ground took its toll, and Corne Orffer brought the year older Beach Goddess through with an explosive run down the middle. Looking like she would go away to win well, Beach Goddess came under fire as substitute Robert Khathi got Come Fly With Me to

chase and the Mike Bass-trained daughter of Jet Master was just 0,25 lengths short of giving the veteran what would have been a lovely Cape send-off. Beach Goddess, who was easy to back at 7-1, won in a time of 74,77 secs. Acaciawood outdid her more fancied stable companion to run into third, with Double Whammy running a much brighter race after a quiet spell to secure fourth. Victoria Lavelle had nothing to come late and ran a half length behind Double Whammy to finish out of the quartet. The lightly raced Beach Goddess started her track career with Dean Kannemeyer, who saddled her to win two of her first three starts. Brett Crawford had her in peak fettle on Saturday to produce a well-deserved first stakes victory. She has now won 3 races with 4 places from her 7 starts and took her earnings to R304 225. Beach Goddess is a daughter of former Wilgerbosdrift, and present day Yellow Star Stud, stallion Kildonan out of the onetime winning Giant’s Causeway mare, Rock Goddess. Kildonan was trained by Mike de Kock and crowned Equus Champion Sprinter. He won 5 races, peaking in the Gr3 Graham Beck Stakes. The speedy son of ill-fated stallion Rich Man’s Gold stands for a fee of R5000.

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An Epic Dilemma

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Growing the client base will be a long term exercise

The situation in local racing is not unlike the dilemma which is faced by the monetary policy committee of the SA Reserve Bank, writes Leon Smuts.

he MPC effectively has two mandates, a primary one which is inflation targeting and maintaining inflation at predetermined optimum levels, and a secondary mandate which is to support economic activity where possible. The first is the dominant driver as can be seen from continuous hikes despite a painful period where the local economy is already struggling and in need of support. The primary mandate will always determine decisions but leaves room for secondary intervention when suitable conditions allow.

mandate is to manage the company to be profitable and provide positive returns to shareholders, and a secondary mandate which is to at least maintain and where possible expand racing. They are fulfilling the primary mandate with decent results in difficult times, and are arguably also doing a reasonable job of the secondary mandate given the numerous challenges facing the racing industry, locally and globally. So we may well ask why it is that the operator is getting so much criticism, from so

many quarters, when it has actually managed to look after racing with some distinction despite a difficult caretaker role. The main cause in my opinion is that the racing industry and the operator have mandates that are not aligned and drifting ever further apart. We see complaints from owners, breeders and punters on a regular basis, and see an operator that rightly or wrongly, on the surface, seem to be oblivious to any criticism aimed at them. Is it a case of an operator simply not caring, or are they just being true to their primary mandate? This is debateable, but rather than bickering it is perhaps time for the operator and all industry stake holders to work together on a growth strategy specifically for racing, that will intentionally benefit the industry, but in time have many spin off benefits for the operator as well.

With the listed Phumelela, our major operator locally, we see a very similar situation where the primary

It is clear that there is a problem, and that discontent and disillusionment is growing and that the situation requires an aligned strategy and common goals to restore good order.

Right now trust looks like it is a big issue and any project with proceeds directly aimed at benefitting racing will go a long way to restore confidence in the operator and the process of returning racing to a prominent economic contributor.

almost opposing mandates (the need to increase profits versus more money for racing), but shared potential longer term benefits, working together on independent projects should become be a serious consideration.

Although many people feel that racing is dying this will not happen as long there are rich owners willing to spend big money on pitting horses against each other, but it could cease as a viable economic activity if smaller owners and punters totally quit the sport.

As any benefit from a traditional investment in the marketing of racing seems to be a waste of time and money, the operator cannot be blamed for an unwillingness to push its local racing interest.

It will then become a purely elitist pastime and will probably lose its appeal as a serious betting activity and a source of economic profit. Without public interest and big sponsors the glamour of racing and the prestige of winning will be dealt a severe blow and might even result in big owners losing their appetite for involvement. Breeding operations will become almost exclusively owner/breeder driven under this scenario which is bound to have a long term detrimental effect on the quality and quantity of racing stock. The bottom line is that the sport needs its smaller owners and players, just a whole lot more of them. It is in nobody’s interest if the above scenario ever became a reality and it is definitely in the interest of the racing industry and our country for the operator to be successful and to receive growing economic returns from the sport. Given the

Equus Awards Nominees

Stars Set To Shine The stars of the 2015/16 South African horseracing season will be acknowledged and honoured at the Equus Awards which will be held at the Convention Centre, Emperors Palace, on Tuesday 16 August.

categories & nominees Champion Two Year Old Colt (Distance Immaterial)

(1400-1600; Age/Gender Immaterial)

Always In Charge, Gunner, Zodiac Ruler

Inara, Legal Eagle

Champion Two Year Filly

Champion Middle Distance Horse

(Distance Immaterial)

Cloth Of Cloud, Querari Falcon, The Secret Is Out

Champion Three Year Old Colt (Distance Immaterial)

xceptional performance on the track across the spectrum of age and sex will be the focus of the glittering black tie event which is hosted by stakeholders representing owners, breeders and the race operators. The Horse Of The Year title is a prestigious and tightly contested award with a host of candidates coming into contention. While he has not run since winning the Gr1 Premier’s Champions Challenge on Champions Day at

Abashiri, It’s My Turn, Marinaresco, Noah From Goa, Rabada,

Turffontein at end April, the Greys Inn gelding Legal Eagle must be a favourite to gallop away with the honours after winning three Gr1’s during the season. The Equus Committee comprises Larry Wainstein (Chairman), Clyde Basel and Graeme Hawkins while the judges panel included Andrew Harrison, Matthew Lips, Roger Smith, Jay Harrielall, Robert Garner, Graeme Hawkins, Nico Kritsiotis and Larry Wainstein (non voting chairperson). The event is scheduled to be covered live on Tellytrack (Dstv 239).

Champion Miler

Champion Three Year Old Filly (Distance Immaterial)

Bela-Bela, Juxtapose, Silver Mountain

Champion Older Male (Distance Immaterial) Only 1 Nominee

Champion Older Filly/Mare (Distance Immaterial)

Carry On Alice, Inara, Smart Call

Champion Sprinter

(1000-1200 Metres; Age/Gender Immaterial) Carry On Alice, Gulf Storm, Red Ray, Talk To The Stars

(1800-2200 Metres; Age/Gender Immaterial) Legal Eagle, Smart Call

Champion Stayer

(2400 Metres Upwards; Age/Gender Immaterial) Abashiri, Enaad (AUS)

Special Achievement Awards Champion Stallion Champion Broodmare Champion Breeder Outstanding Stallion Achievement Award Outstanding Breeder Award Media Award - Print Champion Apprentice Champion Jockey Champion Trainer Champion Owner Horse Of The Year

It is for the industry to prove economic viability and future relevance before the operator will get serious about expanding its racing presence and allocating a bigger portion of spending to this area of its business. Does this mean that the operator has no obligation to the sport? I think it might not have explicitly but in my estimate has an implicit obligation as its current expansion and profits from diversified activities would not have been possible without the assets and balance sheet provided by the racing business. In the long run a healthy racing contribution will have an extremely positive impact on overall performance, as opposed to an operation that cause a continuous drag on company performance if nothing is done to turn the slide around, especially if exiting totally appears to not be an option at this point. The escalating blame game is extremely negative for the image of the industry and public perceptions which is harmful to any turnaround strategy and hope of recovery. An investment in capacity building will be money well spent and would not require vast sums of capital to achieve if objectives are properly defined and funded from multiple stakeholders, rather than an expectation that it is the operators responsibility, and theirs alone. For racing to recover, the task of promoting racing cannot be left solely to the operator, as they have valid reasons for not being overly excited about this function even though they would ultimately benefit from the exercise. It simply does not serve their short term and primary mandate, which is to improve company profitability, as growing the client base will be a long term exercise. By contrast it should be all about the long term for the industry which is why this function cannot be left unattended. If new projects are used to fund racing exclusively in the form of supplementary stakes and other needy racing causes it will be a huge positive for the sport and its future and should receive buy in from all stakeholders and passionate racing supporters. If separate customised projects are not introduced, I cannot see racing ever regaining prominence again, given budget constraints and limited appetite by betting operators in this space over alternative forms of investment. Unless future mandates include areas of common ground and a willingness to work together, this will continue to be an epic dilemma.

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

The Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association (TBA) has announced that it will be entering into a joint venture agreement with Equine Group and Michael Holmes Bloodstock to outsource the running of Bloodstock SA.

he details of the plan were shared with members at the Cape Breeders Club AGM on Thursday, 28 July 2016 and to KZN Breeders on Friday, 29 July. Karoo breeders will be formally addressed at a meeting on Thursday 4 August.

Motivation

Explaining the motivation for the new initiative TBA Chairlady Susan Rowett said there had been a number of factors influencing the decision, but that it was primarily due to the poor overall state of the market. “Too many horses on too many sales in a poor economy with political uncertainty is bad for breeders and sales companies alike, as has been evidenced by tumbling median prices seen at recent sales.” BSA staff salaries and management of the sales ground form a large part of

the TBA’s operational costs and a large proportion of these resources are underutilized for parts of the year. Seeking a Joint Venture solution was driven by the need to implement cost efficiencies and Michael Holmes and the Equine Group were selected as partners for their proven sales experience as well as their administrative and managerial capabilities. The Joint Venture structure will also give the new organisation a more independent structure. Mrs Rowett explained, “When the Boards of sales companies consist of breeders and in some cases the ownership of sales companies also lies in the hands of breeders, that puts them in direct commercial competition with their clients. Under such conditions, there will be always be the suspicion – rightly or wrongly – of vested interests and conflicts of interest and we feel the proposed changes will go a long way towards addressing these issues.”

CTS August 2yo Sale

Proof Is In The Eating! This coming Saturday’s CTS August 2yo Sale at Durbanville received a timeous boost following the Super Sunday season climax at Greyville. GRADUATES of various Cape Thoroughbred Sales (CTS) auctions performed with distinction at the Champions Cup race meeting that drew the curtain on the 2015/16 season.

Gr1 Domination Runners bought at CTS Sales won two of the three Grade 1 races and a Grade 2 contest on a programme of seven Graded events staged on the well-supported “Super Sunday” at the Durban track. 2015 CTS purchases Querari Falcon (Thekwini Stakes) and Gunner (Premiers Champion Stakes) highlighted the afternoon winning the pair of Grade 1’s for two-year-old fillies and colts, respectively. Prominent owner Adriaan van Vuuren paid only R90,000 for Querari Falcon at the first CTS Two-Year-Old Sale, held in August 2015. She is the first Gr 1 winner from a proud new sale, also the first Gr1 winner produced by the promising Oasis Dream stallion Querari (GER), who stands at Main Chance Farms. Trained by Mike Azzie, Querari Falcon was bred by the late Ben Botha, son Arne Botha and family from their Crimson Waves mare, Pretty Waves. “She has a bright future,” said jockey Anthony Delpech. Gunner was another shrewd purchase, snapped up for only R200,000 at the Cape Premier Yearling Sale. Trainer Paul Gadsby loved Gunner as a specimen and a put the partnership of owners together, with breeder Hassen Adams keeping a share in the colt by Champion Freshman Sire Gimmethgreenlight, who stands at Varsfontein Stud. “I have bought more horses by Gimmethegreenlight,” told an excited Gadsby. “I think I’m in the right camp.”

On Show Zodiac Ruler and Africa Rising (both sold at the CTS Ready To Run Sale, 2015), finished second and fourth respectively behind Gunnar in the Premiers. The CTS show started early when 2015 Cape Premier Yearling Sale buys A Womans Way (VAR) and Arissa (Silvano) fought out the finish of the Gr2 Debutante Stakes over 1200m with victory going to the Duncan Howells-trained A Womans Way, bred by Avontuur Stud and bought for R500,000. Arissa, a R300,000 buy, was gallant in defeat and looks set to recoup her own purchase price in the near future. Six-year-old gelding Helderberg Blue represented the 2012 CTS Premier Sale in the Gr2 Gold Cup. He ran a game race under 59,5kg, beaten into second by the improving Australian four-year-old, Enaad, who received 6kg from the Mike Bass runner. Read about each lot on www.sportingpost.co.za – search for ‘Saturday Night’s Alright For Dreaming’ *The CTS August Two-Year-Old Sale takes place at Durbanville Racecourse this Saturday, 6 August, starting at 6pm. Pre-sale drinks will be served from 4pm.

Implementation

Equine Group and Michael Holmes ran the recent Sibaya KZN Yearling Sale as well as the KZN Mare/Weanling/ HIT/Fillies Sale and have been appointed to manage the National 2yo sale in August. The Joint Venture will see the TBA’s sales arm continue to operate under the Bloodstock SA Brand. All sales will continue to be held under the BSA banner and all future Michael Holmes sales will also be run under the same umbrella. However, these will be run under an independent Bloodstock SA Board. The new board will comprise

five members, including Michael Holmes as CEO, Gary Grant and Chris Haynes from Equine Group and two Breeder Representatives to be nominated by the TBA Council. Susan explains, “This will be a sales board, not a TBA sub-committee, so we would like it not to have TBA Council members on it. However, the two breeder members will be appointed by TBA Council to lend some continuity and stability.” The TBA Sales Ground will be leased to the ‘new’ Bloodstock SA on a full maintenance lease, including all staff costs related to the sales yard. “They will be renting the complex, and will be doing so on fully commercial footing, so will be able to rent it out for other events and earnings will accrue to the TBA,” adds Susan. “Michael is in the event

business and hopes to utilise the facilities more fully, so if other sales companies wish to make use of them, all well and good.” The arrangement will be based on a 5 year contract, with terms to ensure the safeguarding of the TBA’s interests, including key performance indicators. If these are not met for any reason, “we can always go back to running sales ourselves again.” Susan confirms that the news was well received by TBA Members at last week’s meetings “One of the questions put forward was why it was not put out to tender. The answer is that we are not sub-contracting, it is a joint venture arrangement and as such we selected what we felt were suitable partners.” “We feel this step will make BSA a truly independent sales operation. It is a reality

that breeders compete with each other in selling horses and handing the operational responsibility to a third party removes any possible conflicts of interest.”

TBA Council

The TBA Council will remain, but will now be free to devote more time to Breed Affairs. Susan adds, “So often the Breed Affairs function was a combined job. Hopefully the cost efficiencies that will be made on the sales side will allow us to employ a full time person to manage the Breed Affairs function in a dedicated capacity.” Full details are expected to be finalised in August with the new agreement to take effect at the end of October 2016.

The Apache - exciting son of Mogok

The Warrior Comes Home Scott Bros’ multiple local and international Gr1 winner has returned to his place of birth to continue his career at stud.

he Apache was awarded the Equus Champion 3YO Colt title in 2011 after his top class Graded Stakes wins in South Africa prior to leaving on his international campaign. The outstanding racing son of Mogok was the pride of South Africa when he crossed the line first in the Gr1 Arlington Million in the USA for trainer Mike De Kock, only to have the race result changed after interference. The Apache is a culmination of the Scott Bros’ dynasty of stallions and mares carefully mated for over four generations, he has certainly reflected his breeders and his champion lineage with his outstanding achievements. Out of Apache Rose by Dolpour, he carries a strong Highdown Pedigree that began when Robin Scott purchased his fourth dam Lenore, one of the foundation mares of the great Scott Bros nursery. Amongst others, Lenore produced Leta, a Gr1 winner of the Fillies Guineas and the Cape Flying Championship. She was mated to Kimberley Kid, a stallion that was a gift to the Scott’s from Bridget Oppenheimer and a son of Wilwyn. That mating produced Yasmini, who was mated to another of the Scott Bros’ multiple Champion sire Jungle Cove – to produce the brilliant Gr1 winner, Bold West and Gr2 winner Jungle Class. Yasmini also produced a winner in the USA by Plum Bold named Bold East, a horse that also finished second in the Gr2 Green Point Stakes. In turn Gr1 Gilbey’s (and 9-time winner) Bold West was mated to Dolpour, a son of Sadler’s Wells brought into Highdown Stud as a shuttle sire. The product was 4-time winner Apache Rose – herself a full sister to the multiple Stakes Placed Sugar Magnolia. She very sadly passed away in foal to Mogok a few years ago and produced five winners from seven foals. The Scott Bros have retained The Apache’s full sister, Bold Pocahontas, for stud duties. What has to be one of the TBA National 2YO Sales’ most prominent graduates, passionate and prominent Hong Kong owner Winston Chow purchased The Apache from Scott Bros for just R80 000 in 2009. Winston Chow posted on his personal facebook page under a picture of a quality athletic plain dark bay colt in October 2010: “2007 Mogok, The Apache… only 80k but possibly group class, let’s see! Very good temperament! I like him a lot.” What prophetic words they proved to be. Sent into training with Gavin Van Zyl, The Apache’s first start saw him finish six lengths off in fourth position on debut at Clairwood over 1450m. His second start at Greyville saw him finish second to the brilliant English Garden, just a neck off over 1600m. The Apache then won his next two starts at Clairwood over 1600m and 1700m, each in dominating fashion by an average of three lengths. His first Graded Stakes debut saw him finish five lengths unplaced behind Kavanagh in a Gr3 over 1400m, but proved himself by winning the Gr2 Dingaans from Galileo’s Destiny by over a length. It was the start of a glittering high class race career

The Apache in action

– which saw him beat the best – including winning the Gr1 Champions Cup and Gr1 Daily News 2000. His run in the Durban July saw him finish just two lengths off the brilliant Igugu, to place fourth in Africa’s most exclusive race. In total he won seven times and placed 11 – amongst them locally the London News and Victory Moon Stakes. Half of his ownership was sold to Sheik Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Maktoum and he was to sent into the care of top SA trainer Mike De Kock, for an overseas campaign. After enduring the arduous travel regimen for South African horses to Dubai via Mauritius, The Apache set the Dubai Carnival alight by winning the Gr2 Al Rashidiya Stakes and placing second in the Gr1 Jebel Hatta and Gr1 Dubai Duty Free. De Kock then decided to send the Mogok colt to England for a run prior to his American trip, and he finished fourth in the Gr2 York Stakes. It was onto the Gr1 Arlington Million, and while The Apache put in a sensational run to cross the finish line a little over a length in front, the race was taken away very disappointingly over interference, in the process he defeated a number of international Gr1 winners. The pair raced neck and neck down the straight The Apache winning by the narrowest of margins and was declared the unofficial winner but lost the race on an objection.” Reflecting on his tremendous effort De Kock continued: “I think he had a lot of quality horses behind him very good European horses and very good American horses.”He’s the South African pride. He ran huge” De Kock continued on the international campaign for The Apache: “He’s gone from South Africa to Mauritius to Dubai to England, and to America in 12 months. You can’t do that with many horses but South African horses tend to deal with it.” The Apache was retired and sent back to South Africa, having earned over R17 million in stakes – not too shabby for an R80 000 purchase. The Apache won or placed in ten Group/Graded races in four different countries. Among the top horses beaten by The Apache during his globe-trotting campaign were international Group/Grade 1 winners Aesop’s Fables (Prix Jean Prat), Giofra (Falmouth Stakes), Hunter’s Light (Jebel Hatta), Little Mike (Breeders Cup Turf), Ocean Park (Cox Plate), Side Glance (VRC Mackinnon Stakes), Trade Storm (Woodbine Mile) and Wigmore Hall (Northern Dancer Turf S-twice).

Local racing stars beaten by The Apache included the Gr1 winners Big City Life, Bravura, Buy And Sell, Dancewiththedevil, Emerald Cove, English Garden, Flirtation, Gold Onyx, Happy Landing, Igugu, Link Man, Regal Ransom, Seal and Solo Traveller. He also gave his sire Mogok the accolade of producing another international Group 1 winner, when his brilliant daughter Gypsy’s Warning won the Gr1 Matriarch Stakes, Mogok is also the sire of Gr1 winners’ Orbison and Wild One. The Apache began his stud career at Rosedene Stud where he covered 40 mares in his first season. This will be his third season standing at stud and his pedigree should suit most mares, in particular Bold Ruler, Danehill and Zabeel. Mr Winston Chow is offering free services to proven mares or top families in the country, and those with Bold Ruler, Danehill, Zabeel and Wilwyn. After almost 50 years of leading breeding and racing successes with the likes of Politician, Devon Air and many other Graded Stakes winning champions in the famous black, red and white colours – the Scott Bros’ have consistently been in the Top 10 breeders of South Africa, and continue an outstanding legacy to have bred two Gr1 winners this past season – the first being Wild One by Mogok in the 2015 Gr1 Gold Cup, and the second being Talktothestars in the Gr1 Tsogo Sun Sprint. The Apache will stand alongside his sire Mogok, Miesque’s Approval, Crusade and Eightfold Path. His service fee is R6 000 (R1000 nomination and R5000 live foal).

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

From Champion Jockey to Felix Coetzee. World class jockey, relentless competitor, supreme professional. If one grew up in the Millard era, it’s hard not to be a little in awe of the name.

at a time, but they ended up giving me 2 extra stints as well as sending me to New Zealand to work with two of their kids there. It’s been a lot of fun.”

Working for the Cape Turf Club, my dad occasionally brought home posters of the great horses of the day to go on my wall and a good number had Felix in the saddle.

Kei Chiong started the season as a 10lb claimer and ended up winning the local jockeys’ title, receiving the newly inaugurated Tony Cruz award as well as finishing 6th on the overall log – an incredible achievement.

fter a successful 16 year stint in Hong Kong, Felix returned to South Africa in late 2008 and as he seems to do with most things, he hit the ground running. A quick glance at his riding engagements is testament to his ferocious work ethic, travelling to all four corners of the country in search of winners and riding as hard at the bread and butter meetings as he did on the feature days. In fact, it is thanks to that very trait that I had the privilege of booking him for my little filly. It is one thing to have pictures of someone on your wall, entirely another having them stride into the parade ring in your silks. I was half excited, half panicked by my horse’s modest abilities and not at all sure what to say, but I needn’t have worried.

I wanted to be busy, flying here and there and tending to lots of things and I’ve got it. I’m really blessed

Ever the professional, Felix was polite and business-like – in short, the same as he would be with any other owner ahead of any other race. I was quietly impressed and thrilled when they finished in the placings. Felix delivered considered feedback and even thanked me for the ride. Felix was attached to the Snaith yard at the time and associated with the mighty Ebony Flyer, so I had the opportunity to observe him in a professional capacity and remember watching him at grass gallops at Kenilworth one mid-week morning. On our way out, we passed Felix making his way to the car park, suitcase in tow, on his way to the airport for the day’s engagements.

Energy His sheer energy is aweinspiring. In fact, in all my dealings with him, the first time I ever saw him sit still was in 2013, and that was only because he was recovering from his hip op and kindly agreed to chat to me about his July wins. Like most jockeys his recall of horses and races is incredible and it was a

fascinating and thoroughly entertaining afternoon, but again I was struck by his intense focus and attention to detail and his endless patience in getting things exactly right. The hip would prove to be his nemesis and despite throwing the kitchen sink at it, he retired from the saddle in February 2014. However, it wasn’t long before Felix was on to the next phase of his career: mentoring apprentices at the SA Jockey Academy.

Kei Chiong started the season as a 10lb claimer and ended up winning the local jockeys’ title The teaching struck a chord and he was subsequently engaged to mentor apprentices for the Hong Kong Jockey Club, including current sensation, Kei Chiong. Back home, Felix has also helped S’manga Khumalo achieve his second jockey championship. I caught up with Felix – by phone, as he was travelling the country pursuing his other passion - starting young horses – to find out more. “I’m here for a month, home for 4 days and then I fly back to Hong Kong for two months for the start of their season. I’m lucky to be in a very fortunate position where I can alternate my mentoring with starting young horses. There’s not a lot I’d rather be doing. It’s funny,” he reflects, “When you think of what you wanted as a kid, this was always in my mind. I wanted to be busy, flying here and there and tending to lots of things and I’ve got it. I’m really blessed.”

Hong Kong The Hong Kong Jockey Club asked Felix to work with their apprentices on a consultancy basis. He explains, “I was originally due to go over three times for 10 days

Kei Chiong “I must make a special mention of Craig Benton who is the riding instructor. He was so good to work with and gave me a lot of free rein with Kei. The competition in Hong Kong is unbelievably strong and there were a lot of people saying it was going to be very difficult, but I could see there was something special about her. She’s a very hard worker and very dedicated to her profession. “Being a 10lb claimer, people want you to go to the front, sit up handy and use your claim, so I wanted to get her very fast out of the gates, get her using her judgement in the race, getting a feel for pace and riding a strong finish. I also wanted accuracy in the straight and we worked on the last 400m to make sure she hit the line strong. She’s great to work with – you ask her for something and she does it. “Even after long periods on the equicizer I’d say I want more and she’d dig in and give it to me. You don’t always get that. That she finished 6th overall is amazing. Being a girl, she was up against it all the time and she had to be impressive, but she’s done it. She even won the most popular jockey award over Joao Moreira. Now that’s really something.” “As the claim gets lower, everybody’s perception will be ‘now we’ll see’ and things can change very quickly so we’ve still got plenty of work to do. When Tony presented her the Tony Cruz award, he commented that he’d seen her riding a lot from the front, but not from the back. “She’s got to be ready for losing her 7lb claim and also for when she’s got to start dropping horses out. I’m trying all the time to keep her ahead of what’s coming next – that’s the way I’ve tried to train her.”

S’manga Felix has also been part of ‘Team S’manga’ for his 2015/16 campaign. “What’s been fun for me is that I started with him at the beginning of last season. I was looking

Champion Coach after Sean Tarry’s Cape string and one morning Sean asked whether I’d be interested in doing a mentorship with S’manga. I jumped at it.” “I don’t deal with him too much on his race riding – we started after he’d already won a championship, so he’s pretty set in his ways, but there were a few points I really was emphatic about and I think today he rides with a lot more confidence and finds himself with a lot more horse coming into the final 400.” “When we discussed the championship at the beginning of the season, S’manga said he wanted to go for it, so that’s been our goal. I said I wanted him firing, travelling everywhere and being relentless. So often you hear the leading jockeys say ‘I’ll wait until the last few months and if I’m in the firing line, I’ll go for the championship.’ I don’t like that. In my opinion, you throw your hat in the ring and say you’re going for it and you do it. “People will say ‘but he’s travelled all over and he’s had so many more rides, but you know what? There are a lot of guys who don’t have the energy and the desire to take those rides, to get up early, to travel every day and to keep it up consistently. This is a guy who decided he was going to do whatever it takes, he was prepared to do it and he pulled it off. To me that’s what a champion is all about. I asked him to be relentless and he has been. I admire that.”

This is a guy who decided he was going to do whatever it takes, he was prepared to do it and he pulled it off. To me that’s what a champion is all about If one judges praise from where it comes, then that’s no small compliment.

Strategy “One of the lessons we learnt was watching Gavin Lerena give it a hard push at the end of the season, which just gave him the edge. While we were chasing the championship right from the outset, S’manga’s sponsors wanted to make sure that we paced it so he would have enough energy left for the last 2 months, so we didn’t go to mid-week meetings in Cape Town and Durban in

the early stages. By the time we got to the Durban season he was already in a strong position and it just took a few winners in Durban to make him impossible to catch.” “S’manga had a 2 week suspension at the beginning of the season, so he started off behind. I just got him to stick to his guns and keep his head down and after a couple of months, he started narrowing the gap. Then Andrew Fortune had his injury and a few more months down the line, S’manga was well clear. It’s amazing how the numbers can change. “Last season he beat the number winners that won him his first championship and this season he’s beaten last season’s total. That for me has been fun.” “Sure, there have been some challenging times, but this season in particular I’ve seen him ride with a lot of confidence – perhaps even a little too much at times. But we all make mistakes and hopefully he’ll come out better, stronger and wiser for it.”

Mentoring Unlike most other sporting disciplines where regular coaching is the norm, it’s interesting that racing functions differently. So how does one coach a jockey? “I haven’t been doing it for very long, but you gain confidence as you go along. I spent some time with James Maree to see what he does and what he looks for. I learnt a lot and it also helped me gain confidence that I am working along the right lines. I like to give riding specific exercises and I believe what’s helped me is a combination of my experience, a lot of conversations with Douglas Whyte, dieticians, fitness trainers and so on. “Having been to a sports psychologist also really helped me with the mental side of it and it’s taught me how to convey the message better. Also having worked at breaking in horses it’s incredible how much I’ve learnt from the horses themselves.”

What it takes So what does it take to be a champion jockey? “In my opinion it’s pretty simple really: get the basics right and you’re on your bike. “We often overthink and try and complicate things, when all you need to do is focus on the basics. And then it’s just a case of committing and sticking to it.”

Go Gavin We wish outgoing SA champion jockey Gavin Lerena well for this weekend. Lerena will be oﬀ to the UK to ride in the Shergar Cup at Ascot and is a member of the Rest Of The World team. Britain’s Champion Jockey of 2015, Silvestre de Sousa, who was born in Brazil, will captain the team. The third member is Japan Cup-winning jockey Kenichi Ikezoe.

Gingerly – Definitely! The sixth at Louisiana Downs on Saturday was an interesting race. The rider of Crossbow Huntress either thought there was another lap to go or it was one of the ‘quietest’ rides we will ever see. Jockey Kevin Smith’s mount did not appear to be hanging, or in any distress whatsoever, so his decision to treat the final 200m of the race as a practice gallop was questionable at best. Crossbow Hunter was sitting three-wide in third position turning for home in the 1000m sprint. She appeared to be travelling far more comfortably than the leading pair but Smith refused to shake the reins. He cruised to the line in first gear, making ground on the winner but never seriously threatening. The commentator seemed somewhat bewildered as the eight runners passed the winning post, declaring “Crossbow Huntress was gingerly handled in the final 200m but still finished strongly to be second. “Gingerly handled” is surely the most polite way of describing what looked like one of the more blatant pull-up jobs in recent times.

MOODY EMPLOYED

Former Australian champion trainer Peter Moody will be a regular face at race meetings in coming months. Moody closed his stable in March after being handed a six-month suspension for an elevated cobalt level found in one of his horses. Rosemont Stud announced Moody as their racing manager while long-time stable client, Wylie Dalziel Roy Higgins Racing, said he had been appointed as its bloodstock advisor. Along with those two roles, which begin next month, Moody is also an ambassador for global wagering company Ladbrokes. In a press release on Monday, Dalziel said Moody’s involvement would add another dimension to the business.”He will assist me and my team of champion trainers to identify and select yearlings in the years to come and in all bloodstock management of our horse stock and our outstanding 2015 crop of yearlings,” Dalziel said.”This exclusive arrangement with Peter Moody in selecting yearlings with me for Wylie Dalziel Roy Higgins Racing will continue giving all new and current owners access to aﬀordable and well-bred yearlings.” Moody’s suspension, which banned him from training but not from working within the racing industry, ﬁnishes on September 24.

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

Looking DUKE’S BIG For 3000 ORANGE

Frankie Dettori is a matter of a few winners short of his 3000th British winner after the threetime British Champion Jockey registered his ﬁrst success of the 2016 Qatar Goodwood Festival aboard the Richard Hannon-trained Mehmas in the Group Two Qatar Richmond Stakes in the second race on day three of the meeting. An early declared ambition for this year was getting to 3000 winners in Britain. He has already passed that ﬁgure in winners partnered all around the world but that appears not to matter quite so much. He will join such luminaries as Sir Gordon Richards, Pat Eddery, Lester Piggott, Willie Carson, Doug Smith.

A Blaze Of Modesty

The resurgent Zimbabwe champion Andrew Fortune is reported to be determined to go all out to win the championship he previously landed eight seasons ago – even though he parried questions on this at Kenilworth on Saturday with typical joking quick-ﬁre repartee. “I’m coloured and when they start paying coloureds more than R200 000 a month for working hard I will have a go,” he insisted in a chat with Michael Clower after winning the last on Waning Crescent for the globe-trotting Neil Bruss who shortly returns to Saudi Arabia. Fortune also told Tellytrack’s Stan Elley: “I’ve had a phenomenal season for a man who was sitting on a couch a year ago. I’ve ridden 196 winners including Zimbabwe, I’m a bit ﬁtter and a bit lighter these days and if I was a trainer I would probably pick myself!”

The connections of Drakenstein stallion Duke Of Marmalade’s 5yo son Big Orange will not make a decision on a Melbourne Cup start until weights are released. Glorious Goodwood winner Big Orange, fifth with 55.5kg in last year’s Cup, is likely to have his next start in the Irish St Leger with trainer Michael Bell and owner Bill Gredley ruling the dual Goodwood Cup winner out of a trip to North America.”We will be waiting for the weights for the Melbourne Cup. Mr Gredley is lukewarm about making that long trip if Big Orange gets a prohibitive weight,” Bell told the Racing Post.”The bottom weight won the race last year and it is difficult to give weight away in such a tough race - look at Snow Sky last year.”Snow Sky, who carried 58kg in the Cup, finished 23rd of the 24 runners behind Prince Of Penzance (53kg). Weights for the Melbourne Cup will be released on 13 September.

169? Joao Moreira has set his sights on another record after setting new benchmark of 168 wins in a season. Every year, Moreira has threatened to improve himself for the next season and, scarily, has carried out that threat in full - but he issued the same warning after a ﬁve-win haul on the ﬁnal day at Sha Tin left him at a high water mark of 168 wins for the 201516 term.

Race Name Changes The race previously known as the August Stakes, a Gr3 event run annually over 1200m on the Vaal Sand, will now be known as the Spring Spree Stakes and will be run over the same distance on the Turffontein Inside track. The handicap, offering a stake of R250 000, will be held on Saturday 3 September. The race previously known as the Sandy Beach Stakes for fillies and mares, the supporting feature over the same course and distance, will now be known as the For The Ladies Stakes and be run for a stake of R125 000 on the same day as the August Stakes.

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

Mick Goss

The Story of Ten After a hiatus of two years, Summerhill have fought their way back to the Champion Breeders title in a nail-biting end of season finale and can now make it an even 10 trophies on their mantelpiece.

SUMMERHILL traces its roots back to the 1870’s when Hartford Farm was granted to the family of last Colony of Natal’s Prime Minister, Sir Frederik Moor. It passed into the hands of the Ellis family in the 1940’s and the Goss name became attached to the Hlatikulu Road stud in 1979, starting out as a 6,25% equity share in lieu of legal fees. From there the Summerhill story has been built, brick by brick from the ground up, richly embroidered along the way with stories, people and most importantly, horses. And no-one tells it better than Mick.

Until that time, the Championship had only been won by five entities throughout its history “Whilst I didn’t inherit their worldly goods, what I did get from my father and grandfather, was the ‘disease’. For as long as I can r e m e m b e r,

horses were in my blood, and it developed into an obsession. I knew most of the racehorses in the country and their pedigrees. I knew the names of all the July winners from the ’40s onwards, and I was addicted to Duff’s Turf Guide from the time I first sat on a potty.” As all who have met him know, Mick’s enthusiasm has waned little in the interim.

The Story of 10 While Summerhill had been knocking on the Breeders’ Championship door for a few years, the 2003/04 season announced their arrival as serious heavyweights when they finished just behind Maine Chance Farms going down in a fight. Mick recalls, “We had spent the last six weeks of that season exchanging blows with Maine Chance and it went right to the last race on the last day of the calendar. Two Summerhill graduates, Royal Emblem and Fez took the Thekwini and Premiers Champion Juvenile Stakes respectively, and we held a slender R180 000 lead going into the Champions Cup itself. That’s where Maine Chance struck with Gary Alexander’s James Jaguar, winning the Championship in the very last race. Although it was the 7th or 8th title for Maine

Chance, it was the first time they won it for new owner Dr Andreas Jacobs and fitting that his investment had been so soundly rewarded.” The following year Summerhill turned the tables, surpassing Maine Chance and taking home their very first Breeders’ Champion trophy.

We are probably better placed in terms of the quality of our horses and getting closer to international relevance than we’ve been in a long time Mick says, “For what it’s worth, until that time, the Championship had only been won by five entities throughout its history, with only Birch Bros, Koster Bros, D Cohen and Sons, Highlands Farms and Maine Chance on the honour roll.” However from 2005 that number became six as the Breeders Championship became something of a procession, heading up the N3 to Summerhill for the next eight years in a row.

In the balance Of course, in life the only constant is change. As the margins narrowed, Mick acknowledged that the competition were getting better and stronger year on year and Klawervlei won the Championship in 2014 and again in 2015. H o w e v e r, this year saw Summerhill heading into the last week of the season with a R600k lead. When we chatted to Mick last week to ask how the nerves were holding up, he laughed, “I can tell you from my own experience that it can change on the last day, but I’d rather be sitting with a R600k lead, than 2nd place. We don’t have any expectations, but we’re sitting here in hope!” With a number of meetings postponed or rained out

entirely, there seemed to be divine intervention at play and at one stage even the Gold Cup meeting looked in jeopardy. “If you recall, last year there was no Gold Cup day on the last day of the season – it was postponed by a week,” says Mick. “Although Summerhill is sitting in the lead, I think we’d all like Gold Cup day to take place at the right time. It’s nice to have the championship races run before the season’s out because it affects so many things, including the best juvenile, champion 3yo and so on.” As it turned out, he got his wish. Local racing completed the championship season as planned and Summerhill maintained their lead and with a little over R600k to spare, finished ahead by the proverbial half a length.

Being different With the dust having settled, the numbers totted up and the inscriptions being applied to this year’s trophies, how does it feel to have made it a perfect 10? “It’s become very difficult to maintain one’s currency in the present environment and if I’m honest, I wasn’t sure we’d see another.” “When we came into breeding, it was the domain principally of old farmers – people like the Prices, Kosters and Birches who had been in the game for generations. In those days, guys bred by intuition more than anything else. That still plays a material role, but the reality is that dough trumps most things and if you have it, you can simply go out and buy what you need. “I hasten to add that it’s to the general benefit of the South African Thoroughbred - all this money is buying genetics we could never have before, which means that we are probably better placed in terms of the quality of our horses and getting closer to international relevance than we’ve been in a long time. “However, it makes it difficult for the little guys to exist and we are in that category. Because we don’t have the dough lying around to buy the top stallion prospects or mares at sales, etc, we have to spend a bit more time thinking about what we’re going to do and how we’re going to do it – whether it’s how we manage our environment, our nutrition, investing in our staff - even just getting up a little earlier in the morning. “Attention to those things can make a difference at the bank, the championship race and so on. It’s difficult to say those things without demeaning someone else,” Mick says reflectively. “There

are different strokes for different folks and everyone has a different view on how to manage staff, feeding and how to treat the environment but I do know that if we hadn’t done those things, we would be among the also rans.” “Perhaps in our case the difference has been the imperative. While it would be lovely to say that our innovations have been the results of great boardroom decisions, the truth is most often it’s knee jerk, because you’ve got no-where else to go. “It wasn’t going to be enough to look over the neighbour’s fence to see what he was doing and what we could do to catch up. We had to make changes in order to differentiate ourselves and maintain our relevance.”

Stallions “This season we’ve had 6 stallions that got the job done for us. I was pretty astounded when preparing the stuff for our stallion brochure - Mullins Bay, AP Arrow, Brave Tin Soldier, Admire Main, Kahal, Visionaire - they’ve all pulled their weight.”

I’m proud to have come through this and know I belong to a community who do worry “Summerhill has had to rely on a pool of stallions all the years we’ve been here some have been better than others - but there’s no doubt that we’d sink if we tried to achieve our results only on our stallions. We’ve had to rely on a combined push as we just don’t have the Captain Al’s, Trippis and Dynasty’s to rely on.

Potentially, we’re in a better space than we’ve been before.” “And of course there’s Linngari, who I think is a better stallion than he’s given credit for. He stood privately and has never been exposed to proper commercial opportunities and yet he has had a good season with a good few Group winners in 2016, four Black type performers in South America this year, and he split the two rising stars of French breeding by 3 year old earnings last season. He’s a proven solid winner-getter and capable of getting a proper horse. There’s a lot to look forward to.”

Health While Mick is justifiably proud of his farm and his team, he is also at the forefront on the matter of our export protocols, delivering a compelling speech to the Asian Racing Conference in Mumbai earlier this year, which was swiftly overshadowed by his wellpublicised health scare. “I was amazed, at times overwhelmed, by the sympathy and support. The racing game is one of the toughest in the world. People don’t like it much when you’re winning too often and let’s be honest, second sucks, but in times of adversity, there is no community as generous and sincere when you need it. “It’s been an emotional journey for me and I’m relieved to have come through this and know I belong to a community who do worry. I’ve had messages and phone calls and people have come from all over the country just to check up on me. How do you put a value on those friendships? It’s been a fantastic revelation and almost makes getting sick after India worthwhile!”

Good space

“Hopefully we’ll get back there though, because South Africa finds itself in a slippery spot where the proven horses with an established record on which you’d like to depend are not going to be around all that much longer. If you took the top 5 out of the equation, you’d be looking for the next big horse.”

“Getting back to the conference, I’d say we’re in a better space than we’ve ever been politically, scientifically and in terms of facilities - and let’s not forget the advertisement that our horses have brought on themselves in their achievements abroad. Most important was the reaction from our trading competitors.

“The new young horses we have on the farm are an exciting bunch – I’ve got to believe this or I wouldn’t sleep at night!” he laughs. “We’ve seen a bit of a shift in emphasis and find ourselves with 5 sprinter-milers on the roster, four of whom have not had a runner yet. Ato’s got foals, Capetown Noir will be getting his first foals in the next few weeks, and then we’ve also got Willow Magic and Act Of War. We’re talking proper horses here.

“With good horses and well placed people who have a solid reputation in the sales rings and racecourses of the world, I think we’re in a better spot than we’ve ever been to influence a change in the way forward.”

“When we pointed out that we’ve exported horses all over the world and are regular buyers at their sales - without any reciprocity at all – even the most conservative came to the realisation that it’s time for a change.

Information Solid Gold Is Key Lloyd

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The Guv is riding better than ever at 54

What, if anything, are the racing operators, the sales companies and the Racing Association doing scientifically to ensure that fewer owners leave the sport and untapped markets are reached to attract new owners? arlier this year sports marketing agency Two Circles undertook the first National Racehorse Owners Survey on behalf of the ROA and BHA. Some interesting, albeit not new, facts and thoughts emerged!

1) 73% of Racehorse Owners started out with others. 2) Nearly one in four owners have taken a break, most due to finances or horse injury. 3) The most influential steps to ownership are speaking to a trainer or other owners. 4) New owners take more decision steps and are more likely to research online. 5) Ownership is born out of family history, keen interest in racing or attraction to the excitement. 6) New and syndicate owners think of the excitement above the expense. 7) Owners are not likely to recommend owning a racehorse to their friends. 8) Costs and prize money are primary lapse reasons; racecourse and trainer experience is crucial. 9) 3 out of 4 lapsed owners would return to owning if the circumstances were right.

Order of how people got introduced to ownership 1. Spoke to a trainer 2. Visited a yard 3. Spoke to other owners 4. Researched Online 5. Saw an advert 6. Attended a non-racecourse event 7. Spoke to someone at a racecourse Then 44% of owners and prospective owners say there isn’t enough information available to make a decision – they want more information on costs and trainers.

Information is key • More knowledge re: selecting the right trainer for our group and for the horse. • Training fees of different trainers being more in the public domain. • A list of trainers who purposely want to engage with new owners and encourage participation in racing. • More information covering potential income/expenditure. Prize money distributed & potential insurance costs. • Clear cost models for all potential expenses relating to having a horse in full training and racing. It is important all potential owners fully understanding the financial impact of owning racehorses. Many people don’t fully understand what they are getting into.

Jeff loyd received one of his biggest receptions of the season after making his premiership win official aboard Rebel Miss at Doomben on Saturday.

ut it wasn’t a delirious group of owners or pocket-filled punters, it was his extended family celebrating his history-making premiership winning feat. Wife Nicola had made a surprise trip to Doomben with sons Zac and Jaden and a big support party to congratulate the 54-year-old on his premiership win. “Coming back I was thinking ‘I had no idea this horse had so many owners’. It’s a total surprise and I wasn’t expecting that,” Lloyd said. The South African jockey completed his fairytale season in fitting style when he rounded off a winning double on Sagaronne in the final event. “What a way to finish off a great season,” he said. The only downside was a nine-day suspension handed down by stewards for an infringement in the fifth event. Lloyd revealed he had thought about the premiership for a long time. After deciding to come back to riding after a stroke in 2013, he was determined not just to be making up the numbers, given the remarkable career he had enjoyed around the world. “I wasn’t happy thinking that was the end of my career,” he said. “I set myself a challenge to ride at the highest level again and it’s very satisfying to have achieved this. “Fortunately I haven’t had a problem or injury, which has been great for me. “I had a look this week to see which trainer I had ridden the most for, but there wasn’t just one. There has been about eight or nine trainers who have given me a lot of support and I am very grateful for that.” Lloyd becomes the oldest jockey ever to win the Queensland metropolitan title and the man he deposed, Jim Byrne, was full of credit for the achievement. “If anyone was going to beat me, I’m glad it was Jeff,” Byrne said. “I know how hard he has worked. I’m ticked off I haven’t won, but Jeff is a great guy, a gentleman and it’s well deserved.” www.couriermail.com.au

What trainers could do With the advent of advanced media it is now possible for trainers to give you a glimpse of your horse working without you having to be there at the crack of sparrow. Those trainers that embrace the new methods will involve their clients more and improve relationships. • More transparency in the sport and trainers who don’t lie to line their own pockets. • Trainers being more informative and upfront when problems arise. Owning a horse is one thing. Having a good / sociable / honest / approachable / listening trainer is another.

Nothing Much To Beat It!

It was a difficult week for bookmakers, made worse by the successes of Minding and another tough three-year-old filly in Dancing Star, the winning favourite in the Stewards’ Cup.

his handsome filly was running for the fifth time this year and for the 10th time in her career, yet there is no sign of that busy campaign leaving any kind of mark. The collision came once more at the top of the straight when Ryan Moore, Minding’s jockey, began to edge out from behind Swiss Range and Queen’s Trust, who had combined to set a steady pace. Alive to the danger of giving the hot favourite a free run, James Doyle rushed alongside on Beautiful Romance, forcing Moore to haul back. Briefly, and alarmingly for her backers, Minding had her head in the air and was squeezed back to last place.

Cruising In a bigger field around here, that kind of setback can be enough to end your chance, but there were five runners taking part this time and Minding’s quality allowed her to cruise back into contention in the manner suggested by odds of 1-5. It was all over by the furlong pole, though Queen’s Trust kept on well to be second and might be Group One quality herself if she does not come up against Minding again.

Top Jockey Ryan Moore was crowned Racing UK Qatar Goodwood Festival Top Jockey for the third time with eight victories at the West Sussex course over the five days. Only Richard Hughes has won more races in modern times at the Festival - nine in 2010 - and Moore signed off with a double courtesy of Minding and Lockheed on Saturday, following his treble on Friday. Moore won the title previously in 2009 and 2007. The late Sir Gordon Richards holds the record as the most successful rider at Glorious Goodwood, with 10 wins in both 1947 and 1949. He also had nine successes in 1946, a figure matched by Lester Piggott in 1974 and Hughes more recently.

Top Trainer Trainer Mark Johnston, based in Yorkshire, gained his fourth winner of the 2016 Qatar Goodwood Festival when Hawatif took the 1400m Qatar Handicap. He finished the Festival with the same number of winners Aidan O’Brien and Sir Michael Stoute, but had more seconds and thirds, six and four. He thus gained his 10th leading trainer award at the Qatar Goodwood Festival, with his other titles having come in 2014, 2012, 2009, 2006, 2005, 2003, 2002, 2000 and 1998.

Update - Cape Racing & Breeding Awards 2016

It’s Going To Be Close! Cape Breeders Nominees 2yo Colt Always In Charge (Klawervlei Stud) Hack Green (Varsfontein Stud) Gunner (Nadeson Park)

What owners want • Seeing my colours and being proud of the condition of my horse due to excellent trainer and staff. • The planning with the trainer and then that plan coming together and resulting in that all important winner. • Discussing riding tactics with my trainer and jockey pre race then watching them being followed during the race. • Visiting the yard to be able to spend time with my horse, the trainer and stable staff. • Close relationship with trainer and horse. Watching that horse grow and mature.

Minding The Bookies at Glorious Goodwood...

2yo Filly Cloth Of Cloud (Highlands) Final Judgement (Varsfontein) Querari Falcon (BH & AJ Botha) The Secret Is Out (BBP Syndicate)

3yo Colt Abashiri – Triple Crown her

Abashiri (Lammerskraal Stud) It’s My Turn (WJ Engelbrecht) Marinaresco (Mauritzfontein Stud) Noah From Goa (Wilgerbosdrift)

Following some outstanding performances on the Super Sunday feature programme at Greyville, the Cape Breeders Nominees list has been amended and is now final.

3yo Filly

The annual awards evening will be held at the Lanzerac Hotel in Stellenbosch on Monday 8 August.

Older Female

Bela-Bela (Cheveley Stud) Juxtapose (Varsfontein Stud) Lauderdale (Dr RJ Antrobus) Silver Mountain (Highlands)

Older Male Master Sabina (M de Broglio) Red Ray (Lammerskraal Stud) Legal Eagle (Avontuur Farm) Carry On Alice (Klawervlei Stud) Inara (Drakenstein Stud) Real Princess (Klawervlei Stud) Smart Call (Mauritzfontein)

Sprinter Carry On Alice (Klawervlei Stud) Gulf Storm (Ascot Stud) Real Princess (Klawervlei Stud) Red Ray (Lammerskraal Stud)

Middle Distance Abashiri (Lammerskraal Stud) Inara (Drakenstein Stud) Legal Eagle (Avontuur Stud) Marinaresco (Mauritzfontein Stud) Master Sabina (M. De Broglio) Smart Call (Mauritzfontein)

Stayer Abashiri (Lammerskraal Stud) Balance Sheet (Riyo Stud) Current Event (Lammerskraal) Helderberg Blue (Highlands) Juxtapose (Varsfontein Stud)

Broodmare Of The Year Mystic Spring Nacarat Our Table Mountain Secret Of Victoria

Stallion Of The Year Outstanding New Stallion Breeder Of The Year Outstanding Breeder Horse Of The Year

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

Seeking The Gold

Claiborne Farm based sire, Seeking The Gold, died last week at the advanced age of 31. The horse had been pensioned from stud duties since 2008, writes Sarah Whitelaw.

ne of the very best sire sons of his legendary sire, Seeking The Gold won or was placed in 14 of his 15 outings, with his victories including the Gr1 Super Derby and Gr1 Dwyer Stakes. He also ran second to Horse of The Year Alysheba (Alydar) in the 1988 Gr1 Breeders’ Cup Classic and retired to stud with earnings in excess of $2.3 million. Seeking The Gold was produced from the same foal crop as Mr Prospector’s champion 2YO and highly influential son, Forty Niner (sire of, among others, champion sire, Distorted Humor), 1000 Guineas winner, Ravinella, and Gr1 Frizette Stakes winner, Classic Crown.

Fast Play

A top class racehorse, whose half brother Fast Play (Seattle Slew) went on to become a Grade One winner at two, Seeking The Gold was also going to prove a popular, commercial stallion. He was out of the top class broodmare, Con Game, and was bred on the same Mr Prospector/Buckpasser cross as the influential sires, and outstanding broodmare sires, Miswaki and Woodman. Seeking the Gold certainly lived up to expectations, becoming not only a top class sire but an exceptional broodmare sire. He sired 92 stakes winners from 937 foals, giving him the impressive statistic of siring nearly 10% stakes winners to foals - a sign of a top class stallion!

Dubai Millenium

While known widely as an exceptional sire of fillies, with both daughters Flanders and Heavenly Prize official North American champions, (and another, Seeking The Pearl, the first Japanese based horse to win a Gr1 race in Europe), it was a son of Seeking The Gold that proved his sire’s best runner. Just once defeated (when failing to stay in the Epsom Derby), Dubai Millennium is one of the greatest gallopers of the century. The ill-fated champion, who died after just half a season at stud, won nine of ten outings, with his wins including romps in the G1 Dubai World Cup (by six lengths), G1 Prince Of Wales’s Stakes (by eight lengths), and G1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (by six lengths).

Seeking The Gold Another son, Jazil, won the Gr1 Belmont Stakes, while another, Lujain, showed himself to be a high class twoyear-old when romping home to a four length win in the 1998 Gr1 Middle Park Stakes. While neither Jazil or Lujain achieved much at stud, Dubai Millennium has ensured his name (and that of Seeking

Nine winners on board for champion

Frankel Breaks New Ground Frankel’s flying start with his first two-year-olds broke new ground on Sunday when his daughter Soul Stirring scored on her debut at Sapporo in Japan, and in the process became the first winner outside of Europe for her sire.

rained by Kazuo Fujisawa and ridden by Christophe Lemaire, the filly was settled in the middle of the pack before making her move as the field turned for home. As the race entered its final stages she found an extra burst of speed to win by a neck. The Shadai Farm homebred boasts a classy pedigree as her dam is none other than Stacelita, a daughter of Monsun who won six Group/Grade 1 contests during her career. Soul Stirring is a half-sister to Southern Stars, a three-year-old daughter of Smart Strike who won a 2000m maiden at Sandown for John Gosden in April. She is not the first offspring of Frankel to have hit the track in Japan as earlier this month the colt Rise Eagle made his debut at Chukyo, where he finished fifth. Frankel, an eight-year-old son of Galileo who stands at Banstead Manor Stud, has made a blistering start to his stallion career having supplied eight winners in Europe including Group 3 heroine Fair Eva. Sunday’s victory takes his tally of scorers from his first crop to nine. www.racingpost.com

Soul Stirring

The Gold) will live on in the stud book, thanks to the deeds of his outstanding sire son, and triple Gr1 winner, Dubawi. The latter, who will be represented by a first son at stud in South Africa in the form of Willow Magic, is currently one of the world’s top stallions, with his current top performers including the magnificent Postponed.

Mafki

Dubawi, already the sire of a top class young sire son in the form of Makfi (the latter already has a French classic winner at stud), has over 100 stakes winners to his credit, with 23 Group or Grade One winners. With Dubawi continuing to cover some of the world’s best mares, his success should continue to grow from year to year, and many regard him as second only to Galileo among the world’s top sires. Dubai Millennium was not the sole son of Seeking The Gold to sire high class runners however. The late sire’s Gr1 Florida Derby winner, Cape Town, sired Gr1 Kentucky Oaks winner and US champion, Bird Town, while another son, Petionville, has more than 40 (6% SW to foals) black type winners to his credit, including outstanding filly, Island Fashion, and Gr2 Godolphin Mile winner, Two Step Salsa. The latter is himself now enjoying some success at stud – he produced ill-fated G1 Blue Grass Stakes winner

Dance With Fate in his first crop to race. Seeking The Gold also exerted a considerable influence on the Breeders’ Cup Championships –he himself was responsible for the Breeders’ Cup winners Cash Run (Juvenile Fillies), Flanders (Juvenile Fillies) and Pleasant Home (Distaff) and his daughters produced subsequent winners, Blame (Classic), She Be Wild (Juvenile Fillies) and Take Charge Brandi (Juvenile Fillies). His daughter, Sterling Pound, made a notable contribution to the breed by producing Gr2 winner and very successful, if ill-fated, sire, Exchange Rate (Danzig), with the latter’s top runners including champion 2yo, Reckless Abandon, who sadly had fertility issues when he retired to stud. Seeking The Gold’s daughters enjoyed notable success to the cover of the late, great Dynaformer. This mating produced multiple Gr1 winners, Riskaverse, champion 2yo filly, White Moonstone, and five time Gr1 winner, Point Of Entry, among others.

Local Gold

Seeking The Gold also left a mark in South Africa. Not only is he responsible for the successful Cape sire, Windrush (the latter sire of champion, Mother Russia, and this season’s high class 2yos, Nordic Breeze and Lunar Rush), but he produced another son, Lecture, who sired champions, Copper Parade and Rock Opera, and a daughter, Quaestio, dam of Gr2 Nursery winner and millionaire, Kavanagh. (Ironically his grandson, Copper Parade, was promoted to first at the expense of fellow Seeking The Gold grandson, Kavanagh, in the 2010 Gr1 Golden Horseshoe.) The record breaking, Hear The Drums was another grandson of Seeking The Gold to score in this country, racking up no fewer than 35 wins during his career.

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d ’s Top Rate Last Week 'S winners incl. ATING SPEED R WON 12/1

A review of the week's best SPEEDRATINGS

with Steve Furnish

Favourable Afternoon

. AL.............. ON 7/1 ALLEGORIC .W .................. ON 33/10 LISNOBLE .. ............. W .. M E K U N N 15/10 DUKE A .......... WO /1 IN R E L L A B GINA . WON 1 INTER ........ N 13/20 BLAZING W .. .......... WO /10 LO O IG G A JUST . WON 7 .................. ON 11/20 SAO PAULO .. ER ...... . W S A E L P D CROW

A Race That Never Was

Flamingo Park 25th July Turffontein 24th July They raced on the inner track on Sunday where victory in the opening Rain fell heavily throughout the afternoon in Kimberley on Monday and maiden juvenile plate over 1450m went to Sporting Post’s best bet as a result the meeting was abandoned after the running of race five. BLAZING WINTER. Sent off a well-supported favourite at even money, The faster of the two 1000m races that opened up proceedings was the the son of Western Winter was a little slow into stride when the gates MR66 Handicap won by DUKE FLIES. Easy to back at 12/1 on the off, the opened, but despite that was soon up handy. King’s Apostle gelding raced close up in fourth during the early part of the He fairly flew after having to switch out for a run 250m from home race. He ran on strongly from halfway, and in a race where just a length and got up late to score by a half. separated the first four home, he got the verdict by a neck over the nibbled Run in a faster time than that of Blazing Winter was the maiden Plate at SONGOFFIREANDICE. over 1450m won by another well-supported favourite in SAO PAULO. Race three on the card was a maiden plate for the girls over 1200m. In the red at 7/10 on the off, Mike De Kock’s charge was soon up handy. The false start siren was activated after the gates opened, but with all but She was ridden to lead as they approached the 200m marker and drew two of the runners racing as normal, the race was run. As a result of this clear easily in the closing stages of the race to win by three. though, the race was declared null and void. The well-supported MATHS The faster of the two 2600m races on the card was the MR62 MAJOR won the race that never was then. Handicap won by Commodore Al. Registering his seventh career Always handy, Tienie Prinsloo’s charge took up the running 200m out victory here, the 7yo was always well positioned to strike. and cruised clear in the closing stages. He did so going through the 100m and won fair and square from the more fancied DAYTONA CHARGER by just under a length. Durbanville 26th July TITBITS Well-supported AMERICAN TIGER came from The going was initially posted as good off Glen Kotzen’s two runners ANNELINE (20/1). the back when getting up late to win the MR72 a penetrometer reading of 23 at the country Making her debut here, the daughter of Black Handicap over 1800m. course on Wednesday, but with rain steadily Minnaloushe was always in touch with the falling throughout the morning it was changed leaders. Her stable companion MISS MALBEC to Good to Soft before the meeting began. (7/2 2ndfav) was the first to make a move and However, with the rain progressively getting quickly going clear after striking the front 400m heavier and much more forecast, the meeting out, she looked to have the race in the bag. was abandoned after the first race due to poor Anneline quickened in good style after switching Horses worth following at their next few starts... out for a run 300m from home though and with visibility and unsafe underfoot conditions. ANNELINE (G Ktzen, W-Cape) The one race that was run was a Maiden the rest well beaten she flew past Miss Malbec Juvenile Plate over 1000m and here we saw a 70m from home to win going away by a length smart performance from the lesser fancied of and three quarters.

The only other two races to be run were both staged over 1600m, and the faster of these was the maiden plate in which TZITZIKAMA FIRE got off the mark. Yet another to race from a handy position, the 3yo son of Toreador took up the running approaching the 200m pole, and challenged strongly all the way to the wire, he did well to fend off the determined JAMROCK. TITBITS The 4yo GREEN BOEGATTI won the opening maiden plate over 1000m very comfortably by a length and three quarters.

Just The One

Notebook

FASTEST TIMES

(The number of races run in each category shown in brackets) *Denotes - Times taken by Clockwatcher • T = Turf • P = Poly

TURFFONTEIN (INNER) 24TH JULY Penetrometer 21 – Going Good 1200m (1) Duke Nukem 1450m (2) Sao Paulo 1600m (2) Hyperthermic 1800m (1) American Tiger 2600m (2) Commodore Al FLAMING PARK 25TH JULY Going Standard 1000m (2) Duke Flies 1200m (1) Maths Major 1600m (2) Tzitzikama Fire DURBANVILLE 26TH JULY Penetrometer 23 – Going G/Soft 1000m (1) Anneline VAAL (OUTSIDE) 28TH JULY Penetrometer 21 - Going Good Course Variant: 0,25 seconds slow 1000m (2) The Thinker 1200m (3) Donny G 1400m (2) Allegorical 1600m (1) Front Rank

73,45 88,20 99,61 111,46 167,38

57,70 74,73* 102,95

61,5

57,76 69,29 83,01 94,64

Less Than One Greyville This was the meeting originally scheduled to take place at Scottsville. It was switched to the poly track at Greyville,

27th July but with more heavy rain falling overnight the meeting had to be abandoned because of a waterlogged track.

Plenty To Think About Vaal 28th July They raced on the outside track on Thursday and a half. They also ran two races over 1400m and where the fastest of the three 1200m races was quickest home here was ALLEGORICAL in the the MR100 Handicap won by the 5/1 shot MR80 Handicap. Another to run on stoutly from DONNY G. He got away well when the gates the rear, Lucky Houdalakis’ charge cut through opened and was soon positioned up with the the field like a knife when the race developed into speed. He began to assert his authority going a sprint 400m out and got up late to deny the 5/2 through the 200m and drew clear easily in the favourite FUTURE FANTASTIC. closing stages of the race to score by three. TITBITS The faster of the two 1000m maiden juvenile Priced up as one of the rank outsiders of the plates that opened up proceedings was the boy’s nine horse party at 25/1, FRONT RANK won the affair won by the newcomer THE THINKER. MR85 Handicap with authority by three. In the rear going through halfway, the son of Having her first outing for over a year, SANSHIA’S Visionaire showed a nice turn of foot late on and ROCK got off the mark in the maiden plate over 1200m. with plenty in hand won going away by a length

TOP SPEED RATINGS for this WEEKEND (Ratings shown have already been adjusted to allocated weights)

FAIRVIEW (FRI) Race 1: (2) Winter Streak 4 Race 2: (10) Notting Hill 77 Race 3: (1) One Love 12 (nb) Race 4: (7) Laws Of Succession 52 Race 5: (1) Tevez 90 (NAP*) Race 6: (13) Fire Horse 51 Race 7: (6) Pirangi 79 (EW) Race 8: (13) Diamond Dynasty 48 GREYVILLE (SAT) Race 1: (14) Rebel Rose 7 Race 2: (1) Newyorkstateofmind 18 Race 3: (9) Sister Cosmos 60 Race 4: (11) Captured In Amber 44 Race 5: (9) Winter Is Coming 28 (NAP*) Race 6: (8) Open Heir 52 Race 7: (13) Ethylene 51 Race 8: (10) Highland Fling 50 Race 9: (6) Silver Inspiration 35 Race 10: (13) Caroline’s Call 38 FLAMINGO PARK (SAT) Race 1: (2) Sharp Peg 10 Race 2: (4) Shoshone 19 Race 3: (1) Devious Tiger 26 Race 4: (6) Consider The Cat 41 Race 5: (5) Jay Boy 51 Race 6: (7) Cumberland 68 Race 7: (11) Harmston Herald 70 Race 8: (13) Thrill Factor 62 Race 9: (5) Red Special 35 TURFFONTEIN (SUN) Race 1: (1) Fort Infinity 15 Race 2: (1) Lily Love 11 Race 3: (1) Doubly Attractive 16 Race 4: (10) Wensleydale 29 Race 5: (5) Lucky Luciano 52 Race 6: (3) Lumya 67 Race 7: (8) Jay River 37 Race 8: (8) Nugget Counter 52 NAP BETS

* Fancied ** Strongly fancied *** Very strongly fancied

New Stallion Off The Mark - MAIN AIM

Main Aim - On Target! Southford Stud’s resident sire Main Aim got off the mark in smashing style on Sunday when his daughter Golden Mystery won the Listed Breeders Fillies Mile at Borrowdale.

n uber consistent sort, the 2yo Golden Mystery (who was picking up her first career win) was given a superb ride from Andew Fortune to land the 1600m contest by half a length. Bred by Ormond Ferraris, Golden Mystery (who was one of two runners in the race for

Main Aim) has now won or placed in five of her six outings and she should not stop here. To date, nine of Main Aim’s first crop have either won or finished in the money. Himself a top class sprinter-miler, Main Aim won six races, including the G3 John Of Gaunt Stakes twice and he earned more than £270 000 in prize money. The talented galloper also put

up a number of cracking efforts in defeat- most notably when second, to Fleeting Spirit, in the 2009 Gr1 July Cup, where Main Aim had no fewer than eight Group 1 winners behind him. (Among those beaten by Main Aim in the July Cup were not only SA legend J J The Jet Plane, but hot young sire Paco Boy, and African Rose – whose unbeaten daughter Fair

Eva is currently among the leading fancies for the 2017 classics). A son of champion sprinter and outstanding sire Oasis Dream (his son

Querari is responsible for Sunday’s Gr1 winning 2yo Querari Falcon), Main Aim is from an outstanding family. His dam Orford Ness won the Gr3 Prix Sandringham and is not only dam of Main Aim but also G2 Prix Dollar hero Weightless and the stakes winner Home Affairs, who was beaten under two lengths in the Gr1 Prix Jean Prat. Main Aim, who is from the same family as sire legends Mr Prospector, Seattle Slew and Tourbillon, is well represented at the upcoming National Two Year Old Sale.

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

FAIRVIEW (Fri)..................................... GREYVILLE (Sat)................................. FLAMINGO PARK (Sat).............. TURFFONTEIN (Sun) ....................

FAIRVIEW Friday • 5th August 2016

START

12:55PM

MAIDEN PLATE (3YO’S)(TURF) - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(2-3)(5-6)(7-8-9)

Fairview

4F14 3F14 4F16 1 SINGITA SWENI(AC Greeff) A Fortune.............. 7 60.0 in frame last 7; 7F13 3F12 7F16 2 WINTER STREAK(DA Sham) C Zackey............. 6 60.0 4F12 8F13 2F16 3 TREASURE ISLE(DA Sham) K Zechner............. 1 60.0 8F11 8F12 6F13 4 BRUCE’S BEAUTY(JVA Strydom) R Munger..... 2 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 7F12 7F10 3F16 5 BONGANI(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe.................... 9 60.0 9F12 6 BONUS POINT(GD Smith) S Khathi................... 3 60.0 second run; 6F12 4F12 4F13 7 FLIGHT CAPTAIN(Y Bremner) S Khumalo........ 4 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 8 MUSTANGMILLIONAIRE(Y Bremner) C Murray... 5 60.0 Elusive Fort gelding; first run; 4F10 9 ON APPROVAL(Y Bremner) G v Niekerk............ 8 60.0 Dist▲ second run;

START

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 MR 72 HANDICAP (TURF) - 1000M - SAME TRAINER:(1-13-18)(2-8)(3-6-14)(4-10)(5-16)(7-11-17)(9-15)

3:55PM

Fairview

START

PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 WEDGEWOOD HANDICAP (NON-BLACKTYPE)(TURF) - 2400M - SAME TRAINER:(2-3-6)(5-8)(7-9)

4:30PM START PA1

1:30PM

MR 93 HANDICAP (TURF) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(2-9)(3-8)(4-7)(5-10)

Fairview

1F18 3F24 1F20 1 AREZZO(J Snaith) R Fourie................................. 9 60.0 MR+6; Dist▼ won last; 7F13 3F16 7F14 2 DISTINGUISHED(T Laing) R Danielson............. 6 59.5 MR-1; 9F16 11F14 14F16 3 PIONEER SPIRIT(JVA Strydom) C Zackey........ 7 58.5 MR-1; hdgr ON; unplaced last 3; 3F16 1F20 2F24 4 WELSH EMPEROR(AC Greeff) A Fortune......... 2 57.0 Dist▼ in frame last 8; 9D18 5D14 10D14 5 MASTER JAMES(DA Sham) K Zechner............ 3 57.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 3K16 7K18 10K16 6 ROYAL DREAMER(C Bass-Robinson) G v Niekerk... 10 56.5 MR-2; 9F12 8F12 2F14 7 STORMY RIDGE(AC Greeff) X Ndlovu............... 8 53.5 MR+2; 11F12 9F14 15F16 8 TITUS(JVA Strydom) S Devoy............................. 1 53.0 MR-2; unplaced last 5; 3F20 7F24 6F18 9 MORE THAN GRAND(T Laing) C Murray.......... 4 52.5 MR-2; Dist▼ 3F18 7F16 5F16 10 NOTTING HILL(DA Sham) R Munger................. 5 52.0

Fairview

PA2/PICK SIX1 2:05PM MAIDEN PLATE (F&M)(TURF) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(1-4-7)(6-8-9)

Fairview

11F16 4F16 2F13 1 ONE LOVE(DA Sham) K Zechner........................ 6 60.0 MR+10; prev run on a/w; 9K10 6K14 7K14 2 ROCK JO EMMA(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe....... 2 60.0 MR-4; unplaced last 5; 9D19 9D12 4F12 3 LOOKAMEE(G Paddock) L Mxothwa.................. 1 60.0 Dist▲ 2F12 3F10 8F12 4 MAIN ATTRACTION(DA Sham) R Munger........ 5 60.0 Dist▲ 7L14 9K14 5F13 5 CAROLINA SKY(AC Greeff) X Ndlovu................ 4 60.0 unplaced last 4; prev run on a/w; 8F12 8F14 6F13 6 FANTASY QUEST(Y Bremner) C Murray............ 7 57.0 unplaced last 4; prev run on a/w; 10F10 10F12 6F12 7 JAHELA(DA Sham) C Zackey.............................. 9 57.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 13F12 8F16 8 BANKS HIDEAL(Y Bremner) S Khumalo............ 3 57.0 5F12 9 RED SPELL(Y Bremner) G v Niekerk.................. 8 57.0 second run; first run on turf;

START

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 MR 76 HANDICAP (TURF) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(4-5)(6-12)(7-11)(13-14)

2:40PM

Fairview

4F14 1F12 5F13 1 ATSO TIME(C Spies) C Zackey.......................... 2 60.0 MR+4; won last; prev run on a/w; 8F10 1F13 7F16 2 STRATOCRUISER(DA McKenzie) C Maujean.... 4 60.0 1F16 4F16 2F16 3 JUDD’S JOY(G Paddock) L Mxothwa............... 11 59.5 in frame last 3; 8F18 13F18 8F16 4 CREVASSE(AC Greeff) X Ndlovu........................ 6 58.5 MR-2; unplaced last 3; 5F13 3F13 1F12 5 STRUBEN(AC Greeff) A Fortune....................... 12 58.0 MR-3; won last; prev run on a/w; 2F16 4F13 3F16 6 NEPTUNE’S JEWEL(T Laing) R Danielson....... 3 57.5 btnF; in frame last 4; 6F19 3F16 1F16 7 LAWS OF SUCCESSION(Y Bremner) S Khumalo.... 7 57.5 MR+3; won last; 9Q16 7Q18 5F16 8 ON THE SIDE(J Snaith) R Fourie..................... 10 57.0 MR-3; unplaced last 5; 6F16 8F18 9F16 9 HENRY OF YORK(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe..... 13 55.5 MR-4; hdgr ON; unplaced last 10; 8D14 6F14 9F16 10 DUTCH HARBOR(DA Sham) K Zechner............ 1 55.0 MR-1; unplaced last 6; 1F14 1F14 1F16 11 WHINKING CASANOVA(Y Bremner) S Naidoo.... 8 54.5 MR+6; won last 3; in frame last 4; 7K20 3F10 1F14 12 CONSONANCE(T Laing) C Murray..................... 9 54.0 MR-2; won last; 2F14 14F12 6F12 13 DEFINITIVE(JVA Strydom) E Webber............... 14 54.0 MR-2; Dist▲ 16F12 14F14 9F18 14 FLY ME OVER(JVA Strydom) R Munger............ 5 52.0 MR-3; Dist▼ unplaced last 5;

START

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 3:15PM PINNACLE STAKES (TURF) - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(2-6)(4-5)(12-13)

Fairview

8K12 4K10 1K10 1 TEVEZ(C Bass-Robinson) G v Niekerk................ 7 62.0 won last; 3F12 5F12 3F12 2 VAUCLAIR(T Laing) R Danielson...................... 10 62.0 btnF; prev run on a/w; 3F12 2F12 1F10 3 VILLA DEL LARGO(J Snaith) R Fourie.............. 2 62.0 MR+2; won last; in frame last 4; 7F12 7F12 3F10 4 AL DON CUMARCO(Y Bremner) S Khumalo.... 3 62.0 1F12 11T10 7F10 5 COPPER PARADE(Y Bremner) C Zackey........ 13 62.0 2F12 11F14 2F10 6 NORMANZ(T Laing) C Murray.......................... 12 62.0 1F12 1F10 1F10 7 THAYER(AC Greeff) Scratched.......................... 11 62.0 MR+15; won last 5; 10T20 3T12 5T15 8 AFRIKABURN(DA Sham) K Zechner.................. 9 61.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 15K28 5K32 1F24 9 CURRENT EVENT(JVA Strydom) R Munger...... 1 61.0 MR+4; Dist▼ won last; 10F12 10F14 10F10 10 RUSSIAN MIG(JH Strydom) K Ramsamy.......... 8 59.5 MR-2; unplaced last 8; 5D10 5D12 9D10 11 HUNTING OWL(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe........... 4 56.5 MR-4; unplaced last 3; 1F10 2F12 1F10 12 SCANDAL(C Spies) T Gould............................... 5 55.5 MR+7; won last; in frame last 3; 12F12 6F12 2F12 13 JO MALONE(C Spies) C Maujean...................... 6 54.0 MR-2; prev run on a/w;

3F19 5F19 5F18 1 SCARLET BERRY(G Paddock) L Mxothwa........ 5 60.0 MR-1; Dist▲ 3F32 11F18 8F36 2 LUCKY GAMBLER(AC Greeff) T Gould.............. 7 56.5 3F16 3F18 4F36 3 WITHBATEDBREATH(AC Greeff) A Fortune..... 4 56.0 MR-1; in frame last 4; 6K16 11K14 1F20 4 NIMA(J Snaith) R Fourie..................................... 3 54.0 MR+6; Dist▲ won last; 4K20 9K18 3F20 5 PREOCCUPATION(Y Bremner) S Khumalo....... 6 53.0 MR+8; Dist▲ 11K20 15F12 2F14 6 PIRANGI(AC Greeff) X Ndlovu............................ 9 52.5 MR+1; Dist▲ 5F20 2F20 3F19 7 CUP BEARER(DA Sham) K Zechner.................. 1 52.0 MR+2; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 9F13 10F19 7F16 8 EVIL WOMAN(Y Bremner) S Naidoo.................. 8 52.0 MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 8F20 1F20 9F19 9 SHAWL(DA Sham) R Munger.............................. 2 52.0 MR+3; Dist▲ prev run on a/w;

START

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 68 HANDICAP (F&M)(TURF) - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(1-5)(3-7-12-16-17-19)(6-18)(8-11-15-20)(9-14)

5:05PM

Fairview

START

14F12 8F12 10F10 1 RED HEART(C Spies) C Zackey....................... 16 62.0 MR-4; unplaced last 3; 3F10 2F10 5F10 2 BONFIRE HEART(T Laing) R Danielson.......... 15 61.0 MR+1; btnF; prev run on a/w; 5F12 1F10 11F12 3 PEPE LE PEW(Y Bremner) L Mxothwa.............. 1 60.0 2F12 10F14 6F12 4 ZEVENASTIC(AC Greeff) A Fortune................. 10 58.5 Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 4F12 7F10 9F10 5 AMADEUS ROCKS(DA McKenzie) C Maujean... 6 58.0 2F10 1F12 1F10 6 RESTLESS ROAD(Y Bremner) G v Niekerk...... 12 58.0 MR+4; won last 2; in frame last 4; 9K10 13K10 10K10 7 BREATHLESS BERTIE(JVA Strydom) R Munger... 9 57.0 MR-2; unplaced last 6; 7F12 3F10 10F12 8 CAPTAIN ON THE RUN(T Laing) C Murray...... 5 57.0 MR-1; 7F12 14F12 4F10 9 JUST TOO EARLY(GD Smith) S Naidoo............ 2 56.5 9K12 15K14 13F13 10 NINE MILE(AC Greeff) T Gould.......................... 3 56.5 MR-7; Dist▼ unplaced last 4; 15F10 13F10 16F10 11 TETELESTAI(JVA Strydom) X Ndlovu............... 18 55.0 unplaced last 9; 7S12 13F12 11F10 12 BLACK JADE(DA Sham) K Zechner................... 7 54.0 MR-7; unplaced last 8; 1F10 2F10 12F12 13 FIRE HORSE(C Spies) R Fourie......................... 8 54.0 MR+1; btnF; 13F12 12F16 8F13 14 SEATTLE PRINCE(Y Bremner) S Khumalo...... 17 54.0 MR-10; hdgr ON; unplaced last 5; 15F12 4F10 5F10 15 VERLAINE(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe................... 4 52.0 14D14 17F12 12F10 16 WHO GOES THERE(DA McKenzie) E Webber..... 14 52.0 unplaced last 8; 13F13 15F10 12F10 17 LEGAL FORCE(JVA Strydom) S Devoy............ 13 52.0 hdgr ON; unplaced last 6; 10F10 11F12 14F10 18 NOMVULA(C Spies) C Thabana....................... 11 52.0 MR-5; unplaced last 6;

1F12 16F14 6F10 1 CUVEO(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe....................... 10 60.0 Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 12F10 9F10 5F10 2 EMERALD ROSE(DA McKenzie) C Maujean...... 3 59.5 unplaced last 3; prev run on a/w; 1F12 7F14 4F10 3 THORNBIRD(Y Bremner) G v Niekerk.............. 16 59.5 Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 2F14 4F14 6F12 4 SEATTLE SUNRISE(J Snaith) R Fourie............. 7 59.0 15F14 16F12 16F10 5 TONY THE REBEL(GD Smith) S Naidoo............ 9 59.0 MR-3; Dist▼ unplaced last 6; 6F13 3F14 9F12 6 HIGH FASHION(AC Greeff) A Fortune............. 20 58.5 MR-1; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 5F16 2F14 5F18 7 CLASSIC DELIGHT(Y Bremner) not declared.... 12 57.5 MR-2; Dist▼ 2F12 8F12 1F12 8 EYETUNES(DA Sham) K Zechner....................... 5 57.5 MR+4; won last; 4F16 2F12 3F13 9 RIPPIT WHIPPET(C Spies) R Danielson........ 15 57.5 Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 1F12 2F14 12F12 10 LUV U BABES(JVA Strydom) R Munger........... 17 57.0 MR+2; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 3F14 12F14 4F12 11 AUDRIE DO(DA Sham) B Vlooh.......................... 1 56.5 2F12 1F12 7F14 12 MAVERICK GIRL(Y Bremner) S Khumalo....... 13 56.5 Dist▼ 7F12 9F16 11F14 13 DIAMOND DYNASTY(GW Uren) L Mxothwa..... 4 56.0 MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 11F14 3F10 8F13 14 INTISARA(C Spies) C Zackey........................... 19 55.0 Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 11F10 5F12 7F10 15 LECTURE’S LUCK(DA Sham) C Murray.......... 14 54.5 MR-3; unplaced last 7; 7F12 16F12 4F12 16 TALES OF SILVER(Y Bremner) X Ndlovu.......... 6 54.5 MR-6; prev run on a/w; 5K14 4K10 1F10 17 ALPHA GIRL(Y Bremner) C Thabana................. 8 54.0 won last; new stbl (ex J Snaith); 2F12 1F10 18 OKLAHOMA SKY(AC Greeff) T Gould.............. 11 54.0 won last; prev run on a/w; 1F10 16F12 11F13 19 SILVA KEY(Y Bremner) - reserve 1..................... 2 54.5 prev run on a/w; 13F10 11F10 8F10 20 MATRON PRILLI(DA Sham) - reserve 2......... 18 52.0 MR-4; unplaced last 6;

Scribble Pad

RACE 1 16/10 On Approval 3/1 SINGITA SWENI 4/1 Bongani 5/1 Flight Captain 10/1 Treasure Isle 14/1 Winter Streak 14/1 Bonus Point 14/1 Mustangmillionaire 66/1 Bruce’s Beauty RACE 2 2/1 Arezzo 2/1 Welsh Emperor 5/1 Stormy Ridge 7/1 DISTINGUISHED 10/1 Notting Hill 12/1 Master James 12/1 More Than Grand 20/1 Royal Dreamer 25/1 Titus 33/1 Pioneer Spirit RACE 3 5/2 ONE LOVE 5/2 Main Attraction 5/1 Red Spell 7/1 Lookamee 7/1 Carolina Sky 7/1 Fantasy Quest 12/1 Rock Jo Emma 12/1 Banks Hideal 20/1 Jahela RACE 4 3/1 Neptune’s Jewel 4/1 STRUBEN 5/1 Atso Time 5/1 Laws Of Succession 7/1 Judd’s Joy 7/1 Whinking Casanova 12/1 Consonance 12/1 On The Side 16/1 Henry Of York 16/1 Stratocruiser 20/1 Dutch Harbor 20/1 Crevasse 33/1 Definitive 50/1 Fly Me Over RACE 5 3/1 TEVEZ - Thayer 5/1 Villa Del Largo 7/1 Al Don Cumarco 7/1 Normanz 7/1 Afrikaburn 10/1 Copper Parade 10/1 Vauclair 14/1 Scandal 20/1 Current Event 25/1 Hunting Owl 33/1 Russian Mig 33/1 Jo Malone RACE 6 3/1 Restless Road 4/1 ZEVENASTIC 5/1 Bonfire Heart 5/1 Captain On The Run 7/1 Pepe Le Pew 7/1 Amadeus Rocks 14/1 Just Too Early 14/1 Fire Horse 20/1 Verlaine 20/1 Seattle Prince 20/1 Red Heart 25/1 Black Jade 25/1 Nine Mile 25/1 Breathless Bertie 50/1 Tetelestai 66/1 Who Goes There 66/1 Legal Force 66/1 Nomvula RACE 7 5/2 Nima 3/1 Preoccupation 3/1 Cup Bearer 5/1 Pirangi 7/1 WITHBATEDBREATH 10/1 Scarlet Berry 14/1 Lucky Gambler 25/1 Shawl 33/1 Evil Woman RACE 8 4/1 Seattle Sunrise 4/1 Maverick Girl 5/1 Oklahoma Sky 7/1 Rippit Whippet 10/1 Cuveo 12/1 INTISARA 12/1 High Fashion 16/1 Alpha Girl 16/1 Audrie Do 16/1 Thornbird 20/1 Luv U Babes 20/1 Eyetunes 20/1 Classic Delight 20/1 Tales Of Silver 25/1 Emerald Rose 25/1 Lecture’s Luck 33/1 Tony The Rebel 33/1 Diamond Dynasty 50/1 Silva Key 66/1 Matron Prilli

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

GREYVILLE Saturday • 6th August 2016 START

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 3:10PM MR 76 HANDICAP (F&M)(POLYTRACK) - 1900M - SAME TRAINER:(4-7)(6-11-12)

START

11:30PM

MAIDEN PLATE (F&M)(POLYTRACK) - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(1-4)

Greyville 9D16 9D16 3S14 1 FLY REBECCA FLY(AD Gordon) S Moodley.... 12 60.0 Dist▼ returns to a/w; 4D12 6S12 11D14 2 BLUE JASMINE(PL Lunn) K De Melo................ 3 58.0 Dist▼ 3 ARGONOVA(WH Marwing) T Godden............... 15 58.0 Argonaut filly 50k bk2 (SI 0.46); 8S12 4 BEAN’S BEAUTY(AD Gordon) ES Ngwane...... 10 58.0 second run; first run on a/w; 2S14 5 INTERCEPT(GB Puller) A Marcus...................... 9 58.0 second run; first run on a/w; 6 LOGAN’S LEGACY(PM Gadsby) D Neethling... 11 58.0 King of Kings filly; first run; 7 LOVE’S APPROVAL(CS Laird) M Winnaar........ 2 58.0 Miesque’s Approval filly 225k ns ( 8 MISS FERRIS(JG Dittmer) D Dillon................... 7 58.0 Spectrum filly; first run; 9 MUNGO CHERRY(GS Kotzen) S Randolph........ 8 58.0 Pathfork filly; first run; 9S10 10 START THE PARTY(D Egdes) D De Gouveia.... 6 58.0 second run; first run on a/w; 11 TYRON’S JET(G v Zyl) W Kennedy.................... 4 58.0 A P Answer filly; first run; 12 UNDER THE ROSE(KG Naidoo) C Habib........... 1 58.0 Gimmethegreenlight filly 120k ns ( 13S12 13 WOULD I LIE TO YOU(DR Drier) - reserve 1..... 14 58.0 second run; first run on a/w; 7S10 6S10 6D10 14 REBEL ROSE(W Whitehead) - reserve 2........... 5 58.0 unplaced last 3; 7D12 7S14 8D14 15 WINNIESHOB(T Mitchley) - reserve 3............. 13 58.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 3;

START

12:05PM

MAIDEN PLATE (POLYTRACK) - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(-)

Greyville 8T12 2V12 3D12 1 NEWYORKSTATEOFMIND(SG Tarry) B Lerena... 5 60.0 5D10 5D12 6S12 2 LORD LUTON(PL Lunn) T Godden...................... 8 60.0 MR-4; hdgr ON; unplaced last 4; 9S10 3 BRAZILLIAN HAIRCUT(C Scott) M Winnaar... 6 60.0 second run; first run on a/w; 6D14 8S16 4D14 4 STARSKY(KG Naidoo) D Dillon......................... 12 58.0 Dist▼ 5S10 6S10 11S10 5 REV YOUR ENGINE(IS Moore) K De Melo........ 3 58.0 unplaced last 3; first run on a/w; 6 ANANDA(WH Marwing) ES Ngwane.................... 4 58.0 Gimmethegreenlight gelding 100k bk 7 CONSTANTINE(DR Drier) S Veale................... 13 58.0 King’s Chapel gelding 7k nms (SI 0 8 FIGARO(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech.................. 15 58.0 Silvano colt 2200k ns (SI 5.18); 9 KINGS EMPIRE(D Egdes) W Kennedy.............. 1 58.0 King’s Chapel colt; first run; 9S12 7D16 10 OGILVY(CE Erasmus) C Habib............................. 9 58.0 Dist▼ 7D12 11 SCARRABEAST(AD Gordon) D De Gouveia..... 10 58.0 second run; 4S10 12 WAVEBREAKER(F Robinson) A Forbes............. 7 58.0 hdgr OFF; second run; 11S12 13 DANCER IN THE DARK(T Mitchley) - reserve 1.... 11 58.0 second run; first run on a/w; 12S12 14 WIND DRIVER(DS Bosch) - reserve 2.............. 2 58.0 second run; first run on a/w; 9S12 9S14 6D16 15 SAILOR MALAN(Gary Rich) - reserve 3.......... 14 58.0 hdgr ON; Dist▼ unplaced last 3;

START PA1

12:40PM

MR 86 HANDICAP (F&M)(POLYTRACK) - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(2-10)(4-5)(6-11)

Greyville 7D16 9D12 3S12 1 BELLA SONATA(G v Zyl) W Kennedy................. 6 62.0 returns to a/w; 2S10 2S12 2S10 2 SHEZALEADER(DS Bosch) A Forbes................ 7 61.5 MR+3; in frame last 9; 5D16 1S12 2D12 3 ISINGAMOYA(M Dixon) K De Melo.................... 1 60.0 btnF; 4S10 7D10 6S12 4 NIGHT IN TAHITI(GS Kotzen) B Lerena............ 5 58.5 MR-6; returns to a/w; 8T12 7D14 2D16 5 TRIP TO INDIA(GS Kotzen) S Randolph............ 3 58.5 Giant’s Causeway filly; first run; 7S12 1D12 6S10 6 COSMIC BURST(DR Drier) S Veale................ 10 58.0 MR+7; btnF; returns to a/w; 10D14 3D12 8D16 7 CALL ME MAYBE(GB Puller) D Dillon............... 4 57.0 Dist▼ 2S12 3D14 1D16 8 PEACH DELIGHT(D Kannemeyer) ES Ngwane.. 2 56.5 MR+8; Dist▼ won last; 5D13 2D10 4S12 9 SISTER COSMOS(SG Tarry) C Habib................ 9 56.5 returns to a/w; 7S12 5D14 8S12 10 TIME MARCHES ON(DS Bosch) T Godden.... 11 56.0 MR-2; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 2D10 6S10 3S10 11 LADY PENRHYN(DR Drier) A Delpech............... 8 54.0 MR-3; returns to a/w;

START

PA2/PICK SIX1 MR 68 HANDICAP (POLYTRACK) - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(2-6)(7-10-13)(9-14)

1:15PM

Greyville 9S12 1S10 7S12 1 RISKY ROSCO(CE Erasmus) ES Ngwane........... 4 61.0 MR+18; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 12S12 4D12 3D14 2 SPECIAL ENCOUNTER(AJ Wright) B Lerena... 9 61.0 Dist▼ 15S12 6D14 11D12 3 YOU BOLT(Belinda Impey) B Claassen............... 5 60.5 unplaced last 3; 1D10 9D10 5D12 4 BECKEDORF(CM Bestel) D Dillon...................... 7 59.5 hdgr OFF; 10K12 1D10 2S12 5 GREAT EXPECTATIONS(DR Drier) S Veale...... 2 59.5 returns to a/w; 11D14 5S14 11D14 6 ROY ROYALE(AJ Wright) W Kennedy.............. 11 59.5 MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 5; 6S12 1D14 9D14 7 ROY’S SAINT(KG Naidoo) T Godden.................. 1 59.5 Dist▼ 2D12 7D14 6D14 8 BLACK JAGUAR(F Robinson) A Forbes............ 8 58.5 MR-2; Dist▼ 14V12 9T12 11D10 9 COLMANT(ML Roberts) DS Lembethe............. 10 56.0 MR-4; unplaced last 5; 12S12 6D12 9D14 10 MR HARRY(KG Naidoo) C Habib...................... 12 54.5 MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 4; 11S14 11D12 14S16 11 CAPTURED IN AMBER(PM Gadsby) M Winnaar.. 13 52.5 MR-10; unplaced last 3; 4D10 7D10 11D14 12 FLEETFOOT MAC(T Mitchley) S Moodley......... 3 52.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 7D14 8S14 12S12 13 SON OF ORIMANDES(KG Naidoo) - reserve 1.. 14 54.0 MR-7; Dist▼ unplaced last 8; 11S12 8D12 10S12 14 FLYING LUXMI(ML Roberts) - reserve 2........... 6 52.0 MR-3; unplaced last 8;

START

Greyville 5D20 10S20 3D24 1 GREY LIGHT(J Ramsden) A Marcus.................. 6 61.0 MR-3; btnF; hdgr ON; Dist▲ 4D14 3D16 4S20 2 SUPREME DYNASTY(DR Drier) S Veale........ 10 61.0 Dist▲ in frame last 3; 5D16 12S16 3S20 3 MARK MY CARD(W Badenhorst) B Lerena.... 13 60.0 MR-1; Dist▲ returns to a/w; 6S12 8S20 2S20 4 TENDER TRIP(GS Kotzen) S Randolph.............. 3 59.0 btnF; first run on a/w; 8D20 6D16 10D14 5 TOPOGRAPHY(CS Laird) D De Gouveia............. 9 58.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 6T22 5D14 11D16 6 CELTIC HEROINE(DC Howells) C Habib........... 8 57.0 MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 8; 11D12 14S12 13S16 7 CYCLONE SASSY(GS Kotzen) D Daniels........... 7 56.5 MR-10; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 3D19 1D19 9D24 8 AVENTURINE(SG Tarry) A Delpech.................. 11 55.5 MR+4; returns to a/w; 1D19 8S16 4S20 9 CLASSE MONDIALE(PV Lafferty) ES Ngwane.... 12 55.5 MR+5; returns to a/w; 4D20 3S20 5D19 10 HATTON GARDEN(L Forbes) A Forbes.............. 1 53.0 MR-1; 3D18 1D19 2D19 11 LADY LINDA(DC Howells) K De Melo................. 2 53.0 in frame last 4; 11D19 14S14 9D16 12 NTOKAZI(DC Howells) S Moodley...................... 4 53.0 MR-3; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 3D16 11D16 10D19 13 ETHYLENE(F Robinson) - reserve 1................... 5 52.0 MR-2;

START

PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 MR 68 HANDICAP (POLYTRACK) - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(5-13-14)

3:45PM

Greyville 7D14 3D14 5D14 1 BUSTER BROWN(CG Eudy) A Marcus............ 11 60.5 MR-1; 8D12 4D14 7D14 2 JOSHUA’S ANSWER(L Forbes) A Forbes......... 8 59.5 MR-2; 3D12 2D14 3D14 3 ARGO’S JET(A Nel) S Moodley........................ 13 59.5 in frame last 4; 8D14 6D14 4S16 4 PYRENEES IN SPAIN(DS Bosch) K De Melo..... 14 59.0 MR-3; returns to a/w; 7V15 14T15 6V15 5 TRULY(G v Zyl) W Kennedy................................. 7 57.0 unplaced last 4; first run on a/w; 5S12 1S14 6 FELLOW TRAVELLER(GS Kotzen) S Randolph.... 2 55.0 won last; first run on a/w; 8D14 9D16 6D16 7 SEMONKONG(JM Goodman) DS Lembethe..... 12 55.0 MR-1; hdgr ON; unplaced last 3; 7D16 10D12 8S14 8 THE LONSDALE(D Campbell) S Veale............... 4 55.0 hdgr OFF; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 5D16 7D16 12S16 9 COMMANDTOCONQUER(JG Dittmer)ES Ngwane.. 1 54.0 MR-8; unplaced last 3; 7S12 11S14 11D14 10 HIGHLAND FLING(ML Pappas) B Jacobson..... 6 53.5 MR-1; unplaced last 3; 5D14 9D16 2S14 11 ROY’S AMBASSADOR(KG Naidoo) C Habib.... 9 53.0 MR-2; returns to a/w; 8S16 8S12 6D14 12 TEPPANYAKI(CE Erasmus) D De Gouveia........ 15 52.0 unplaced last 5; 1D12 8D14 9D16 13 ZELIG(G v Zyl) - reserve 1................................... 5 57.5 hdgr ON; Dist▲ returns to a/w; 12D16 11D16 7S16 14 APPLE JACK(G v Zyl) - reserve 2.................... 10 54.0 MR-11; unplaced last 3; 2D16 2D14 11D14 15 HEARTS ‘R PUMPING(MF de Kock) - reserve 3.... 3 59.5 MR+5; btnF; returns to a/w;

START

4:20PM

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 66 HANDICAP (F&M)(POLYTRACK) - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(-)

Greyville 1S12 7S12 3D14 1 PEARL EMBLEM(PV Lafferty) D De Gouveia.... 4 60.5 7D12 3D16 9D19 2 TIGERESS DANCE(AJ Wright) B Lerena......... 15 59.0 MR-1; hdgr ON; Dist▼ 4D14 6D14 12D14 3 BELLA MIESQUE(W Whitehead) A Forbes........ 9 58.5 MR-6; returns to a/w; 3D14 1D10 4D10 4 PAIX EMBLEME(F Robinson) S Veale.............. 3 58.5 Dist▲ in frame last 3; 3D12 3D14 4S12 5 LA GITANO(AJ Rivalland) S Moodley................ 12 58.0 MR-1; in frame last 4; 7D16 4S16 6D14 6 SILVER INSPIRATION(CE Erasmus) W Kennedy.. 11 58.0 2S14 5S14 1S14 7 GORDON’S CUNGEE(DC Howells) T Godden. 10 56.5 Dist▲ won last; returns to a/w; 5D10 1D14 3D14 8 BEING JULIA(WH Marwing) ES Ngwane........... 2 56.0 btnF; 9D12 13S14 7D14 9 HARVEST QUEEN(KG Naidoo) D Dillon............ 5 55.5 MR-4; unplaced last 3; 11D16 7D14 12D19 10 ACADEMY PRINCESS(CG Eudy) D Schwarz... 8 52.0 MR-2; Dist▼ unplaced last 8; 14V16 5D14 8D19 11 FASHION SECRET(C Scott) M Winnaar........... 7 52.0 MR-2; btnF; Dist▼ 8S12 6S12 3S12 12 SALANDER(PL Lunn) K De Melo........................ 6 52.0 MR-4; returns to a/w; 1D14 5D16 7S12 13 ROY’S DOLLAR(L Forbes) - reserve 1............. 14 56.5 MR-2; returns to a/w; 13D14 5S12 5D14 14 THALER POINT(GS Kotzen) - reserve 2............ 1 55.0 MR-2; unplaced last 7; 12S12 10S12 9D14 15 GIRL GONE WILD(ML Roberts) - reserve 3.... 13 54.0 MR-4; unplaced last 3;

START

4:55PM

MR 66 HANDICAP (F&M)(POLYTRACK) - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(2-13)

Greyville 3S14 9S12 8D12 1 GOOGLE ME(ML Roberts) C Habib.................... 8 61.0 MR-1; Dist▲ 4D14 7D14 8D14 2 MOGOKITY(L Forbes) A Forbes.......................... 3 60.0 MR-2; 5K14 8D16 5S12 3 STOCKADE(GS Kotzen) ES Ngwane................... 2 60.0 MR-6; unplaced last 3; 3D12 9D14 5D10 4 QUINTELLA(PL Lunn) K De Melo....................... 7 58.5 MR-1; Dist▲ note run on 3Aug; 1S14 1S14 5S16 5 ROY’S TWILIGHT(Gary Rich) B Lerena............ 4 58.5 MR+17; returns to a/w; 4S12 13S12 3D14 6 HEY GEORGIE GIRL(D Campbell) A Delpech... 1 57.0 6T25 9T20 8D19 7 SHIRAZ CABERNET(AJ Wright) W Kennedy.. 15 57.0 MR-6; hdgr OFF; Dist▼ 4S14 1S20 5S20 8 ROY’S GOLD(Y Govender) S Veale..................... 5 56.5 MR+3; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 10D16 4D19 11D20 9 ROY’S RAKARA(KG Naidoo) T Godden............. 9 56.5 MR-3; Dist▼ 11S12 10S12 8S16 10 LOCKHEED STAR(JG Dittmer) D Neethling..... 12 52.0 MR-17; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 11D16 5S14 8D16 11 LONDON OLYMPICS(JM Goodman)DS Lembethe... 6 52.0 MR-2; unplaced last 8; 13D18 6D16 11S16 12 NORIKI(T Mitchley) S Moodley.......................... 10 52.0 MR-11; Dist▼ unplaced last 7; 9D10 10S12 14S12 13 CAROLINE’S CALL(L Forbes) - reserve 1....... 11 55.5 MR-10; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 11D12 6S12 11S12 14 KADEZE(AJ Rivalland) - reserve 2.................... 14 55.5 MR-4; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 9S14 4S12 16S12 15 OBREGA(C Scott) - reserve 3........................... 13 55.0 MR-5; returns to a/w;

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 MAIDEN PLATE (POLYTRACK) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(1-4)(13-14)

1:50PM

Greyville 3S14 2D14 2D16 1 COURAGEOUS KING(M Dixon) B Lerena......... 7 60.0 MR-4; in frame last 3; 5S24 8D20 2S16 2 DALE HOUSE(ML Roberts) C Habib................... 8 60.0 MR+1; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 6D24 4D16 3S16 3 ROY’S DISPREN(PM Gadsby) S Randolph..... 15 60.0 MR+11; returns to a/w; 3D14 2D16 6D16 4 MANOEUVRE(M Dixon) K De Melo.................. 13 60.0 btnF; hdgr ON; 12K16 11K16 4D16 5 WINTER MARCHEN(A Nel) D Dillon................ 1 60.0 9D14 9D14 4D14 6 SECRET SUCCESS(G Anthony) DS Lembethe... 14 60.0 5S16 7D16 8S20 7 NIGHT BREEZE(G v Zyl) W Kennedy................. 2 60.0 MR-10; unplaced last 3; 9D14 15S16 4S14 8 DANCING DIXIE(ML Pappas) B Jacobson......... 9 60.0 MR+8; returns to a/w; 5S14 5S10 2D12 9 WINTER IS COMING(F Robinson) A Forbes.... 4 57.0 Dist▲ 4S14 10 GESTE(CS Laird) A Marcus............................... 11 57.0 second run; first run on a/w; 7D12 7D16 11 SPUN OUT(PV Lafferty) D De Gouveia................ 6 57.0 first run on a/w; 4D16 12 THE SLADE(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech............ 12 57.0 second run; first run on a/w; 12D16 5S14 10D14 13 CLASH OF KINGS(CG Eudy) - reserve 1.......... 3 60.0 MR-4; unplaced last 10; 10D14 12D14 13S16 14 INDIAN BAY(CG Eudy) - reserve 2..................... 5 60.0 unplaced last 3; returns to a/w; 10S12 7D12 7S12 15 BLUE CASTLE(GS Kotzen) - reserve 3............ 10 57.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 5;

START

2:30PM

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 MR 80 HANDICAP (POLYTRACK) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(-)

Greyville 1D14 1D16 6S14 1 LAST TIGER(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech............. 1 62.0 MR+2; returns to a/w; 2D16 1D14 9D14 2 LOBELIA(L Forbes) A Forbes.............................. 9 61.5 3D16 6D19 11D20 3 MACKDESI(C Scott) M Winnaar........................ 5 60.5 MR-2; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 2D16 9D16 1D16 4 NICKLAUS(DC Howells) B Lerena.................... 11 60.0 MR+1; won last; returns to a/w; 1D16 1D16 4D16 5 LONELY ARETHEBRAVE(SG Tarry) C Habib.... 4 59.0 btnF; in frame last 5; 4D16 6D18 4D19 6 JAMA(AJ Wright) W Kennedy............................. 7 58.5 MR-1; Dist▼ 5D14 3D18 8D14 7 WHAT A POET(CS Laird) A Marcus................... 3 58.5 MR-2; 5D20 6D16 4S16 8 OPEN HEIR(D Campbell) S Veale.................... 10 58.5 MR-2; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 9S16 7D16 8D14 9 ROY’S AIR FORCE(PV Lafferty) D De Gouveia..... 8 57.5 MR-2; unplaced last 3; 11S14 5D16 10S12 10 HIP HOP DANCER(GS Kotzen) S Randolph...... 2 55.0 MR-13; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 4D12 3D14 5D16 11 KOLINSKY(AJ Rivalland) D Schwarz................... 6 55.0 MR-1; hdgr ON; returns to a/w;

Scribble Pad

RACE 1 5/10 INTERCEPT 7/1 Fly Rebecca Fly 14/1 Tyron’s Jet 14/1 Mungo Cherry 14/1 Under The Rose 14/1 Argonova 20/1 Rebel Rose 20/1 Blue Jasmine 20/1 Love’s Approval 25/1 Logan’s Legacy 25/1 Start The Party 33/1 Bean’s Beauty 50/1 Miss Ferris 50/1 Winnieshob 66/1 Would I Lie To You RACE 2 2/1 Figaro 4/1 Wavebreaker 4/1 NEWYORKSTATEOFMIND 4/1 Constantine 7/1 Ananda 14/1 Starsky 14/1 Lord Luton 14/1 Scarrabeast 20/1 Rev Your Engine 20/1 Brazillian Haircut 25/1 Kings Empire 50/1 Ogilvy 66/1 Dancer In The Dark 80/1 Wind Driver 80/1 Sailor Malan RACE 3 7/2 Shezaleader 7/2 Isingamoya 4/1 Sister Cosmos 7/1 Lady Penrhyn 7/1 Peach Delight 7/1 Cosmic Burst 7/1 Trip To India 10/1 BELLA SONATA 20/1 Night In Tahiti 25/1 Call Me Maybe 25/1 Time Marches On RACE 4 16/10 GREAT EXPECTATIONS 5/2 Special Encounter 7/1 Risky Rosco 7/1 Beckedorf 10/1 Roy’s Saint 14/1 Black Jaguar 14/1 Roy Royale 25/1 You Bolt 25/1 Mr Harry 33/1 Colmant 33/1 Captured In Amber 33/1 Fleetfoot Mac 33/1 Son Of Orimandes 50/1 Flying Luxmi RACE 5 16/10 The Slade 4/1 Courageous King 4/1 Geste 4/1 WINTER IS COMING 12/1 Roy’s Dispren 12/1 Manoeuvre 12/1 Winter Marchen 16/1 Dale House 25/1 Spun Out 25/1 Blue Castle 25/1 Secret Success 33/1 Night Breeze 33/1 Dancing Dixie 50/1 Clash Of Kings 80/1 Indian Bay RACE 6 3/1 Nicklaus 4/1 Last Tiger 4/1 WHAT A POET 4/1 Lonely Arethebrave 7/1 Jama 14/1 Lobelia 14/1 Open Heir 14/1 Roy’s Air Force 14/1 Kolinsky 20/1 Mackdesi 25/1 Hip Hop Dancer RACE 7 4/1 Grey Light 4/1 Aventurine 4/1 Lady Linda 5/1 Supreme Dynasty 5/1 Hatton Garden 7/1 TENDER TRIP 10/1 Mark My Card 14/1 Celtic Heroine 20/1 Topography 20/1 Classe Mondiale 25/1 Ntokazi 33/1 Ethylene 80/1 Cyclone Sassy RACE 8 4/1 Buster Brown 4/1 ZELIG 7/1 Pyrenees In Spain 7/1 Roy’s Ambassador 7/1 Fellow Traveller 10/1 Teppanyaki 10/1 Hearts ‘r Pumping 10/1 Argo’s Jet 10/1 Joshua’s Answer 14/1 Semonkong 14/1 Truly 25/1 Apple Jack 33/1 Commandtoconquer 33/1 Highland Fling 50/1 The Lonsdale RACE 9 4/1 PEARL EMBLEM 5/1 Silver Inspiration 5/1 Paix Embleme 7/1 Being Julia 7/1 La Gitano 10/1 Gordon’s Cungee 10/1 Tigeress Dance 10/1 Salander 14/1 Bella Miesque 14/1 Roy’s Dollar 14/1 Fashion Secret 20/1 Harvest Queen 20/1 Thaler Point 33/1 Academy Princess 33/1 Girl Gone Wild RACE 10 5/2 Roy’s Gold 5/2 Hey Georgie Girl 5/1 Quintella 5/1 Roy’s Twilight 7/1 Google Me 10/1 STOCKADE 20/1 Shiraz Cabernet 20/1 Mogokity 20/1 Roy’s Rakara 25/1 Kadeze 33/1 London Olympics 33/1 Lockheed Star 50/1 Caroline’s Call 50/1 Obrega 66/1 Noriki

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

FLAMINGO PARK Saturday • 6th August 2016 START

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 3:25PM RA FLAMINGO MILE (NON-BLACKTYPE) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(5-11-13-15)(9-10-16)

START

12:25PM

MAIDEN PLATE - 1000M - SAME TRAINER:(2-4)(6-9-17)(7-11-16)(13-14)

Flamingo Park 3S14 2D14 8D16 1 OPEN YOUR HEART(DA McKenzie) J Penny.. 12 60.0 btnF; first run on sand; 6K10 2K10 7K10 2 SHARP PEG(S von W Smit) R Simons............... 7 60.0 first run on sand; 3T10 4V14 7V10 3 SCARLET LADY(LW Goosen) G Wrogemann..... 6 60.0 returns to sand; 2D12 4D12 3D12 4 APOSTLE ADVANCING(S von W Smit) A Fortune... 3 60.0 MR-7; in frame last 3; 6D10 5S10 8D12 5 QUEEN CHLOE(KG Naidoo) C Murray............. 10 60.0 unplaced last 4; 3Q10 3Q10 4Q10 6 SILKY ANNOUNCE(C Lensley) M Yeni.............. 8 60.0 MR-2; in frame last 4; 5F12 12Q16 9Q14 7 MONTE CARLO PLAYER(T Prinsloo) R Munger.. 17 60.0 MR-9; Dist▼ unplaced last 7; 10V15 10Q14 10Q16 8 SEVENTH HEIRESS(S Miller) M Thackeray...... 2 60.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 5; 5Q10 10Q10 9 BEACH BIRD(C Lensley) C Storey..................... 1 60.0 6T10 5T16 8T15 10 NEXT WORLD(C Spies) C Zackey.................... 15 58.0 unplaced last 5; returns to sand; 7Q10 7Q10 11 MOGOK’S DOLL(T Prinsloo) S Brown.............. 16 58.0 8Q10 12 PERMISSION GRANTED(WGC Miller) F Herholdt... 13 58.0 second run; 12V12 4Q10 7Q10 13 RUM ‘N RASPBERRY(LJ Human) C Ngcobo.... 9 58.0 hdgr OFF; 16T10 6Q10 10Q10 14 SOLDIERS ANTHEM(LJ Human) A Balloo...... 11 58.0 unplaced last 4; 6T10 2Q10 8T10 15 SPIRIT OF LOVE(C Binda) - reserve 1.............. 5 60.0 MR-3; returns to sand; 2Q14 3Q16 2Q14 16 MATHS MAJOR(T Prinsloo) - reserve 2.......... 14 60.0 Dist▼ in frame last 3; 2Q12 3Q10 11Q12 17 RAVING JEWEL(C Lensley) - reserve 3............ 4 60.0

START

1:00PM

MAIDEN PLATE - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(1-13)(2-3)(4-6)(5-15)(7-17)(12-14)

Flamingo Park 8D12 10D16 10S14 1 TRY MY TUNE(J Borman) Scratched.............. 13 60.0 unplaced last 4; 8D10 14Q12 2Q10 2 HIGH MAINTENANCE(T Prinsloo) C Murray.. 10 60.0 3Q18 2Q18 8Q16 3 THIEL(T Prinsloo) R Munger.............................. 11 60.0 btnF; Dist▼ 9S10 6S10 5Q10 4 SHOSHONE(WGC Miller) F Herholdt................ 15 60.0 unplaced last 3; 4V17 12V14 6T15 5 CHESTNUT(C Lensley) C Storey......................... 7 60.0 first run on sand; 8Q12 9Q14 4Q16 6 SWEET TURN(WGC Miller) M v Rensburg....... 12 60.0 MR-15; Dist▼ 11Q14 8Q10 13Q14 7 BLUES KING(DA McKenzie) J Penny................ 17 60.0 hdgr ON; Dist▼ unplaced last 7; 5V12 4T10 4V14 8 ZIP LINE(C Spies) C Zackey............................... 3 58.0 1st run gelded; first run on sand; 7D10 8T12 6V12 9 ROYAL ENCLOSURE(JJ v Vuuren) R Simons.... 2 58.0 unplaced last 4; 4Q10 5Q10 6Q12 10 MILKY WHITE(S Miller) G Wrogemann............. 4 58.0 hdgr ON; 11 DODGY DUTCHIE(P Smith) A Fortune.............. 1 58.0 King’s Apostle gelding; first run; 7Q10 12Q16 12 HIGHLY ACCLAIMED(LJ Human) S Brown.... 14 58.0 Dist▼ 5Q12 3Q14 2Q16 13 BAY OF ROCHELLE(J Borman) M Yeni............ 8 57.5 MR+3; Dist▼ 10Q12 12V14 10V16 14 RUSSIAN FANTASY(LJ Human) A Balloo......... 6 57.5 MR-18; unplaced last 6; 4Q10 5Q12 6Q10 15 EMPORIO MANI(C Lensley) - M Thackeray.... 16 60.0 MR-1; 11D14 11D14 8S16 16 TERRA INCOGNITA(KG Naidoo) - reserve 2..... 5 60.0 unplaced last 3; 5Q14 6Q18 7Q16 17 BOLD STRATEGY(DA McKenzie) - reserve 3..... 9 60.0 MR-6; Dist▼ unplaced last 4;

START PA1

1:35PM

MR 66 HANDICAP - 1200M - SAME TRAINER:(1-5)(7-9)(8-15)(10-12)

Flamingo Park 3V14 10V12 4V12 1 DEVIOUS TIGER(C Binda) not declared............ 4 61.5 MR+1; returns to sand; 2Q12 4Q12 6Q12 2 SECRET DELIGHT(LJ Human) C Ngcobo........ 12 61.5 MR-2; 1Q12 9Q10 5Q12 3 PEGGED FOR GLORY(S Miller) G Wrogemann.. 15 58.5 8Q14 10Q10 2Q10 4 SONGOFFIREANDICE(P Smith) M Yeni........... 3 58.0 MR+1; 6V16 5Q14 5T16 5 EXPLORACY(C Binda) A Fortune....................... 8 56.5 Dist▼ unplaced last 4; 7D12 8D12 10S10 6 ROY’S GUL GUL HA(KG Naidoo) K Zechner... 14 56.0 unplaced last 5; 2Q10 1Q10 7Q14 7 BULLE BAKKIES(C Lensley) C Storey............... 5 55.5 btnF; Dist▼ 3Q12 2Q10 5Q10 8 MOMENTOUS(T Prinsloo) C Murray................ 13 55.0 btnF; 5Q12 1Q10 5Q12 9 ZARAGOZA(C Lensley) C Zackey...................... 10 53.0 hdgr ON; 6Q14 5Q10 1Q10 10 DUKE FLIES(S von W Smit) E Pheiffer............ 11 53.0 MR+2; hdgr OFF; won last; 7V10 4Q12 9V10 11 NEWS FLASH(PF Matchett) L Bester................. 1 53.0 returns to sand; 4Q14 3Q12 3Q10 12 FIRST LAW(S von W Smit) A Balloo.................. 7 52.5 MR+4; in frame last 3; 3Q10 1Q14 13 HOWLING TOM(C Spies) R Munger.................. 9 52.0 Dist▼ won last; 3Q12 1Q12 2Q12 14 ANTARCTICA(WGC Miller) M v Rensburg......... 6 52.0 MR+1; in frame last 4; 9Q10 10Q14 6Q16 15 FUHGEDABOUDIT(T Prinsloo) - reserve 1........ 2 52.0 MR-5; Dist▼ unplaced last 5;

START

PA2/PICK SIX1 MR 72 HANDICAP - 1800M - SAME TRAINER:(1-2)(3-8)(7-12)(9-11)(10-15)

2:15PM

Flamingo Park 5Q14 4Q16 2Q14 1 IL PALIO(LJ Human) A Balloo........................... 12 61.0 Dist▲ 5Q16 7V16 6T16 2 JACK FRIDAY(LJ Human) C Ngcobo............... 14 61.0 MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 6; 9Q16 5Q16 7Q18 3 MASNOON(DA McKenzie) J Penny..................... 6 58.5 MR-4; hdgr OFF; unplaced last 5; 7Q16 7Q16 2Q18 4 FORD COUNTRY(P Smith) M Yeni.................... 9 58.0 3Q18 1Q18 1Q18 5 ROCKET FALLS(S von W Smit) R Simons......... 2 57.0 MR+6; won last 2; in frame last 3; 3V16 8V20 3Q18 6 CONSIDER THE CAT(WGC Miller) M v Rensburg.. 13 53.5 2Q16 5Q14 5Q16 7 TRUE VALOUR(C Lensley) C Storey.................. 1 53.0 MR-2; Dist▲ 10D20 12D20 12D16 8 TAYAAR(DA McKenzie) E Pheiffer....................... 8 52.5 unplaced last 4; 9S16 8D14 10D16 9 DIESEL ENGINE(T Prinsloo) C Murray............ 10 52.0 unplaced last 5; 9Q12 1Q18 3Q16 10 ARTIC ROUTE(S Miller) M Thackeray............... 5 52.0 Dist▲ 3Q12 10Q14 1Q16 11 TZITZIKAMA FIRE(T Prinsloo) R Munger......... 4 52.0 MR+2; Dist▲ won last; 7Q18 4Q18 5Q22 12 MAXIMO(C Lensley) N Patel............................... 3 52.0 MR-3; Dist▼ 14V12 9V14 11T18 13 SEKONJALO(C Binda) F Herholdt.................... 11 52.0 hdgr ON; unplaced last 5; 9Q12 14Q10 7Q14 14 SHADES OF SILENCE(J Borman) K Zechner... 15 52.0 MR-5; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 8F24 12Q14 11Q16 15 HAMELIN BAY(S Miller) - reserve 1.................. 7 52.0 MR-15; Dist▲ unplaced last 9;

START

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 RA DIAMOND STAYERS (NON-BLACKTYPE) - 2200M - SAME TRAINER:(1-2-12-13)(3-4)(6-7)(9-10)

2:50PM

Flamingo Park 13V24 3Q18 1Q18 1 LEBEOANA(T Prinsloo) R Munger...................... 2 63.0 MR+5; Dist▲ won last; 2Q18 2Q16 4Q18 2 QUID RIDES(T Prinsloo) C Murray................... 12 61.5 btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 5; 6V20 7V20 1T26 3 COMMODORE AL(GM Alexander) A Fortune.... 5 57.5 MR+8; Dist▲ won last; 10V15 13T25 6V20 4 ORIENTAL BLUE(GM Alexander) C Zackey........ 4 54.5 MR+4; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 9Q10 1Q22 7Q18 5 JAY BOY(DA McKenzie) J Penny......................... 9 52.5 Dist▲ 5Q22 1Q18 12V18 6 BODEGA(S Miller) E Pheiffer............................ 13 52.0 MR+5; Dist▲ returns to sand; 10F24 5Q18 2Q22 7 DRAGONSTONE(S Miller) M Thackeray............ 7 52.0 MR+1; 1Q16 3Q18 3Q22 8 DUCHESS CATHERINE(P Smith) F Herholdt... 1 52.0 in frame last 3; 6F20 7F16 9F18 9 KIRKBY NINJA(C Lensley) M Yeni................... 10 52.0 unplaced last 3; 1Q18 8Q16 6Q18 10 BANK MANAGER(C Lensley) C Storey.............. 8 52.0 MR-4; Dist▲ 8S20 13Q16 1Q18 11 LIKENESS(WGC Miller) M v Rensburg............. 11 52.0 MR+8; Dist▲ won last; 3Q18 6Q18 1Q22 12 NEBRA(T Prinsloo) C Ngcobo.............................. 6 52.0 MR+5; won last; 5F22 15F24 5Q18 13 INCA SILVER(T Prinsloo) K Zechner.................. 3 52.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4;

Flamingo Park 6T15 8T12 1V14 1 TORO ROSSO(MF de Kock) C Murray................ 6 62.0 won last; returns to sand; 15V16 11T16 9Q18 2 LAVENDER LANDSCAPE(P Smith) C Zackey.... 13 61.5 Dist▼ unplaced last 7; 1Q14 3Q16 2Q18 3 JAGUAR(C Lensley) A Fortune............................ 8 60.0 Dist▼ in frame last 5; 5Q18 8Q16 1Q14 4 STONE PINE(S von W Smit) R Simons.............. 7 60.0 MR+2; won last; 9Q16 1Q14 5Q14 5 YESAN STAR(LJ Human) C Ngcobo................. 17 55.0 6T16 9D16 10S20 6 BIG SHOT(DA McKenzie) J Penny...................... 9 54.0 unplaced last 5; returns to sand; 3V15 6V16 2T14 7 CUMBERLAND(RP Lerena) M Yeni.................... 3 53.5 MR+8; returns to sand; 11Q12 6Q10 3Q14 8 SAMOGAN(T Prinsloo) R Munger..................... 12 53.5 MR-1; 2K18 3Q16 1Q16 9 DOCTOROW(S Miller) M Thackeray................... 1 53.0 MR+5; won last; in frame last 7; 6Q16 7Q12 2Q14 10 KENT ROCK(S Miller) E Pheiffer........................ 4 52.5 1Q14 2Q14 9Q16 11 TRIUMVIRATE(LJ Human) M v Rensburg......... 5 52.5 2Q16 4Q16 1Q16 12 KINGOFMOUNTAIN(WGC Miller) F Herholdt.. 15 52.0 MR+2; won last; in frame last 4; 11Q14 12Q14 4Q14 13 LA TOURELLE(LJ Human) A Balloo................. 11 52.0 8T16 8V16 6V16 14 SUNDARI(C Dawson) K Zechner...................... 10 52.0 btnF; Dist▼ unplaced last 8; 5Q14 4Q16 2Q14 15 IL PALIO(LJ Human) - reserve 1........................ 2 52.0 3Q14 14Q16 8Q14 16 PIGEON FLYER(S Miller) - reserve 2............... 14 52.0 btnF; hdgr OFF; 6S16 14D30 5S16 17 ROYAL ZULU GUARD(KG Naidoo) - reserve 3... 16 52.0 unplaced last 5;

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PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 WORLD SPORTS BETTING SPRINT (NON-BLACKTYPE) - 1000M - SAME TRAINER:(1-3)(5-14)(9-10)(11-15)

4:00PM

Flamingo Park 8T10 7T10 5D10 1 VARBRATION(LW Goosen) A Fortune................ 4 62.5 unplaced last 3; returns to sand; 10T12 6T15 3T12 2 ISPHAN(MG Azzie) C Zackey............................ 14 62.0 Dist▼ returns to sand; 12T10 4T10 6D10 3 VINCENTE(LW Goosen) G Wrogemann............ 13 59.0 first run on sand; 3Q10 1V10 4Q10 4 YOU BEAUTY(T Prinsloo) C Murray................... 2 57.5 in frame last 5; 7D10 6S10 1D10 5 ROYALSECURITYPOWER(KG Naidoo) M Yeni... 1 54.0 MR+17; won last; returns to sand; 1Q12 4Q14 7Q12 6 CAPE SISKIN(P Smith) J Penny........................ 3 53.0 9Q10 2Q10 3Q10 7 ONE COOL CAT(C Lensley) C Storey............... 11 52.5 4Q12 2Q10 8T12 8 SPEED LIGHTNING(S Miller) M Thackeray...... 6 52.0 MR+3; returns to sand; 10Q12 7Q10 1Q10 9 CARIBBEAN BAY(LJ Human) C Ngcobo......... 12 52.0 MR+8; won last; 8Q12 5Q10 2Q12 10 HEAVENLY EXPRESS(LJ Human) A Balloo...... 7 52.0 4F10 1F13 1Q10 11 HARMSTON HERALD(C Spies) R Munger..... 15 52.0 MR+3; won last 2; in frame last 7; 1V10 7V10 1V10 12 NIGHT EDITOR(C Binda) F Herholdt................. 8 52.0 MR+6; Dist▼ won last; 5D12 4D12 1Q12 13 HARRISON(WGC Miller) M v Rensburg.............. 9 52.0 MR+2; won last; 9S12 3S12 12D12 14 LETDAGOODTIMESROLL(KG Naidoo) K Zechner... 5 52.0 first run on sand; 8T10 6V10 8T10 15 SPEEDY SUZY(C Spies) - reserve 1................ 10 52.0 MR-23; unplaced last 7;

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PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 MR 74 HANDICAP (F&M) - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(1-10-14)(2-15)(3-5-6-9)(4-16)(7-11-13-17)

4:35PM

Flamingo Park 7D16 9D14 8Q16 1 ARCHETYPE(WGC Miller) A Fortune.................. 8 61.5 unplaced last 3; 5Q12 5Q16 8V12 2 DUKES IDOL(LJ Human) C Ngcobo.................... 4 61.0 MR-2; unplaced last 4; 8Q10 1Q12 6T14 3 RAZZLE MY TAZZLE(S Miller) R Simons....... 14 61.0 MR+5; Dist▲ returns to sand; 8Q14 8Q10 7Q16 4 BEAUTIFUL DAWN(P Smith) M Yeni.............. 11 60.5 unplaced last 3; 2Q18 12Q16 2Q16 5 OVER ACHIEVER(S Miller) E Pheiffer............... 9 60.5 2Q12 7Q14 1Q16 6 HEART FLOWER(S Miller) M Thackeray......... 13 59.0 MR+4; won last; 3Q12 9Q12 2Q12 7 LADY CASEY(T Prinsloo) C Murray.................... 3 59.0 Dist▲ 9T10 3Q10 11V10 8 IMPERIAL PARTY(FC de Beer) C Zackey....... 17 56.0 Dist▲ returns to sand; 1D14 8D14 12D16 9 TOLL FREE(S Miller) G Wrogemann.................. 7 55.5 first run on sand; 8S12 7D16 3Q16 10 VILLA FLORIANA(WGC Miller) M v Rensburg... 6 54.0 MR+4; 2Q10 6Q12 3Q10 11 RHYTHM IN RED(T Prinsloo) R Munger........... 1 53.5 Dist▲ 9T20 1Q14 4Q16 12 ROZENNA(C Lensley) C Storey......................... 10 52.0 btnF; 12F12 7Q12 7Q10 13 THRILL FACTOR(T Prinsloo) K Zechner............ 5 52.0 MR-5; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 5Q14 1Q16 1Q16 14 GROZNY(WGC Miller) F Herholdt...................... 15 52.0 MR+6; won last 2; 4Q12 12Q12 1Q12 15 WHITE FEATHER(LJ Human) - reserve 1....... 12 53.0 MR+6; Dist▲ won last; 6D16 4Q12 1Q14 16 MADAME LE ROI(P Smith) - reserve 2............ 2 52.5 MR+4; won last; 2Q18 5Q14 8Q16 17 LINGERIE(T Prinsloo) - reserve 3..................... 16 52.0 MR-3;

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PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 65 HANDICAP - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(1-11-14)(3-6)(7-16)(8-12)(9-10-13)

5:05PM

Flamingo Park 9Q18 2Q16 4Q18 1 MISTY POWER(LJ Human) S Brown................. 8 60.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 5Q14 1Q16 2Q14 2 AUTUMN ENCORE(WGC Miller) F Herholdt.... 14 59.5 5Q16 7Q14 1Q14 3 TEAGAN’S BOY(C Lensley) M Yeni.................. 11 59.5 MR+8; won last; 10Q14 10T12 2V12 4 GOLD STATUS(C Binda) A Fortune.................... 1 59.5 MR-2; returns to sand; 7T14 6T16 9V16 5 RED SPECIAL(S Miller) G Wrogemann............ 15 58.5 hdgr ON; unplaced last 4; 7Q16 10Q14 10Q16 6 DE LA VERE(C Lensley) C Storey....................... 3 56.5 MR-8; unplaced last 10; 10Q14 2Q16 10Q14 7 MCGEEK(DA McKenzie) J Penny...................... 13 56.0 MR-1; 8Q12 6Q10 4Q12 8 TRIPLE A(S von W Smit) R Simons.................... 7 56.0 MR-3; Dist▲ 4Q14 3Q12 13Q16 9 LOS NINOS(T Prinsloo) C Zackey....................... 9 54.0 14Q12 6Q10 1Q12 10 SOLID AS A ROCK(T Prinsloo) C Murray.......... 2 54.0 MR+15; Dist▲ won last; 6Q14 3Q16 3Q14 11 RAINBOW STAR(LJ Human) C Ngcobo............. 5 54.0 9Q10 4Q12 2Q14 12 BLUE EYED BOY(S von W Smit) A Balloo......... 6 52.5 11F14 6Q16 12Q14 13 CAPSTONE VON KLUH(T Prinsloo) R Munger.... 4 52.5 unplaced last 7; 6Q14 5Q16 10Q18 14 LE GRAY(LJ Human) M Thackeray.................... 16 52.0 MR-3; Dist▼ unplaced last 6; 8Q14 10Q12 8Q10 15 PAWAN(P Smith) - reserve 1............................ 12 52.0 MR-5; Dist▲ unplaced last 7; 10Q16 9Q14 9Q18 16 THE NGWAZI(DA McKenzie) - reserve 2.......... 10 52.0 MR-6; Dist▼ unplaced last 5;

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RACE 1 5/2 Apostle Advancing 4/1 Open Your Heart 5/1 Silky Announce 5/1 Maths Major 5/1 SHARP PEG 10/1 Scarlet Lady 10/1 Spirit Of Love 25/1 Permission Granted 25/1 Next World 33/1 Rum ‘n Raspberry 33/1 Beach Bird 33/1 Queen Chloe 33/1 Raving Jewel 50/1 Monte Carlo Player 66/1 Mogok’s Doll 66/1 Seventh Heiress 66/1 Soldiers Anthem RACE 2 3/1 Bay Of Rochelle 4/1 Thiel 4/1 ZIP LINE 5/1 High Maintenance 5/1 Dodgy Dutchie - Try My Tune 14/1 Milky White 20/1 Shoshone 25/1 Royal Enclosure 25/1 Sweet Turn 25/1 Chestnut 33/1 Highly Acclaimed 33/1 Russian Fantasy 33/1 Emporio Mani 50/1 Blues King 50/1 Terra Incognita 50/1 Bold Strategy RACE 3 4/1 Devious Tiger 5/1 SONGOFFIREANDICE 7/1 Secret Delight 7/1 Exploracy 7/1 Howling Tom 7/1 First Law 7/1 Duke Flies 7/1 Zaragoza 12/1 Antarctica 12/1 Momentous 16/1 Bulle Bakkies 20/1 Roy’s Gul Gul Ha 20/1 Pegged For Glory 25/1 News Flash 50/1 Fuhgedaboudit RACE 4 3/1 Rocket Falls 4/1 CONSIDER THE CAT 5/1 Il Palio 5/1 Ford Country 7/1 Artic Route 10/1 Jack Friday 14/1 Tzitzikama Fire 14/1 True Valour 20/1 Diesel Engine 20/1 Masnoon 20/1 Maximo 20/1 Sekonjalo 33/1 Shades Of Silence 33/1 Tayaar 50/1 Hamelin Bay RACE 5 2/1 Quid Rides 3/1 LEBEOANA 3/1 Commodore Al 10/1 Jay Boy 14/1 Duchess Catherine 14/1 Dragonstone 14/1 Bodega 20/1 Oriental Blue 25/1 Bank Manager 25/1 Likeness 33/1 Kirkby Ninja 33/1 Nebra 50/1 Inca Silver RACE 6 3/1 TORO ROSSO 5/1 Doctorow 5/1 Cumberland 5/1 Jaguar 12/1 Stone Pine 12/1 Kingofmountain 12/1 Triumvirate 12/1 Kent Rock 16/1 Big Shot 16/1 Sundari 16/1 Il Palio 20/1 Samogan 20/1 Yesan Star 33/1 Lavender Landscape 33/1 La Tourelle 33/1 Pigeon Flyer 33/1 Royal Zulu Guard RACE 7 5/2 Varbration 7/1 One Cool Cat 7/1 Cape Siskin 7/1 Royalsecuritypower 7/1 You Beauty 10/1 VINCENTE 10/1 Heavenly Express 10/1 Harmston Herald 14/1 Harrison 14/1 Caribbean Bay 14/1 Night Editor 20/1 Letdagoodtimesroll 20/1 Speed Lightning 20/1 Isphan 33/1 Speedy Suzy RACE 8 4/1 Villa Floriana 5/1 Heart Flower 5/1 LADY CASEY 7/1 Rhythm In Red 7/1 Over Achiever 12/1 Archetype 12/1 Madame Le Roi 12/1 Rozenna 16/1 White Feather 16/1 Imperial Party 16/1 Razzle My Tazzle 16/1 Grozny 20/1 Beautiful Dawn 20/1 Thrill Factor 25/1 Toll Free 25/1 Dukes Idol 25/1 Lingerie RACE 9 3/1 Autumn Encore 4/1 GOLD STATUS 5/1 Misty Power 7/1 Teagan’s Boy 10/1 Blue Eyed Boy 10/1 Rainbow Star 14/1 Solid As A Rock 14/1 Los Ninos 14/1 Triple A 14/1 Red Special 20/1 Mcgeek 25/1 Capstone Von Kluh 25/1 Le Gray 33/1 De La Vere 33/1 Pawan 50/1 The Ngwazi

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

TURFFONTEIN Sunday • 7th August 2016

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1:05PM

Turffontein

START

4:40PM MAIDEN PLATE - 1160M - SAME TRAINER:(2-14)(3-7-8)(5-9-15)(6-11)

6T10 4T12 4V12 1 FORT INFINITY(C Binda) A Fortune.................. 6 60.0 4T12 6V14 5T14 2 VARS PRIDE(SW Kenny) G Wrogemann.......... 15 60.0 MR-8; Dist▼ 7T14 6V18 4T15 3 DEVIOUS XANDRE(G Maroun) C Maujean....... 4 60.0 Dist▼ 10T12 4 JINGLE JANGLE(AG Laird) R Munger............. 12 60.0 second run; 2V12 4V12 3V10 5 MASTER BOULDER(PF Matchett) S Chambers.. 10 58.0 in frame last 3; 5V12 10V12 4V10 6 ROCKY BOROUGH(CE Erasmus) R Danielson.. 9 58.0 5V12 10V10 5V12 7 TIMEOFTHEVIKINGS(G Maroun) S Brown....... 1 58.0 unplaced last 3; 9V12 7T12 9V10 8 PRINCE OF WAR(G Maroun) M v Rensburg... 13 58.0 unplaced last 3; 10T10 9V10 12V10 9 TWOUNDERPAR(PF Matchett) J Penny............. 5 58.0 unplaced last 3; 7V14 10T16 14T12 10 CHESTNUT SOCKS(RR Magner) M Thackeray... 2 58.0 unplaced last 5; 9T10 12T12 11 DIPLOMAT(CE Erasmus) F Herholdt................ 14 58.0 hdgr ON; 10V10 12 HARD BALL(JJ v Vuuren) R Simons................... 8 58.0 1st run gelded; second run; 13 JET SAILOR(SD Gray) K Zechner..................... 11 58.0 Sail From Seattle colt 50k ty (SI 2T12 14 REFUGE(SW Kenny) S Khumalo....................... 16 58.0 second run; 15 SHINING KNIGHT(PF Matchett) C Ngcobo........ 3 58.0 Seventh Rock gelding 70k bk2 (SI 0 16 THE COUNSELLOR(GM Alexander) C Murray... 7 58.0 A P Arrow colt 40k grtr (SI 0.15);

MAIDEN PLATE (F&M) - 1160M - SAME TRAINER:(6-11)

PA2/PICK SIX1 MAIDEN PLATE (F&M) - 1600M - SAME TRAINER:(3-13)(6-10)

START PA1

1:40PM

Turffontein

3T12 2V10 5V12 1 LILY LOVE(MG Azzie) C Zackey.......................... 1 60.0 MR-3; 2 PURPLE ROSE(SG Tarry) M Mjoka.................... 3 60.0 Mogok filly 200k ns (SI 0.66); 3 WARRIOR WOMAN(T Zackey) ES Ngwane....... 5 60.0 Brave Tin Soldier filly 35k grtr ( 5V12 10V12 13T12 4 PROMISE BAY(C Spies) R Munger................... 4 58.0 unplaced last 4; 9T10 2Q10 7V12 5 KITTY COO(C Binda) C Habib............................ 6 58.0 3T10 4V10 6 ANNA PAVLOVA(RR Magner) R Danielson...... 10 58.0 btnF; 2V12 7 BURUNDI BUSH(SD Gray) K Zechner............... 9 58.0 second run; 9T12 8 CAPE INFANTA(AG Laird) C Ngcobo................. 8 58.0 second run; 3V12 9 CINNAMON WIND(PA Peter) G Wrogemann.. 12 58.0 second run; 5T12 10 FISH RIVER CANYON(GM Alexander) A Fortune.. 7 58.0 second run; 14T12 11 MIRROR MIRROR(RR Magner) C Murray...... 11 58.0 second run; 12 ONE TRACK(L Kruger) M Thackeray.................. 2 58.0 Tiger Ridge filly 35k tycts (SI 0.

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2:15PM

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5T16 3T16 2T14 1 DOUBLY ATTRACTIVE(PF Matchett) R Simons...2 60.0 MR+5; 3T14 2T16 7V18 2 EVERSILVER(M Houdalakis) G Wrogemann...... 8 60.0 Dist▼ 4V17 3T16 4V16 3 RUBYBAY(OA Ferraris) S Brown....................... 10 60.0 MR+1; in frame last 3; 4T16 5T15 5T15 4 TENDERWOOD(G Anthony) C Murray................ 6 60.0 7T16 8T16 9V16 5 VINO BLANCO(CE Erasmus) F Herholdt............ 9 60.0 hdgr ON; unplaced last 3; 7T12 10T14 10V12 6 CHERISHED GOLD(G Maroun) C Maujean....... 3 60.0 MR-5; hdgr OFF; Dist▲ 8V12 3T15 11V16 7 PROMISING PROSPECT(G v Zyl) M v Rensburg.. 5 57.0 9T14 4V15 5V16 8 KINGS CREEK(RR Magner) R Danielson........... 1 57.0 5V14 9T16 3T16 9 PRADA PRINCESS(J Vos) S Khumalo............ 13 57.0 7V18 7V16 7T15 10 QUINTESSA(G Maroun) M Mjoka....................... 4 57.0 hdgr OFF; unplaced last 3; 6T10 5T16 8T15 11 NEXT WORLD(C Spies) C Zackey...................... 7 57.0 unplaced last 5; 5T10 4T14 12 IN THE WEB(GM Alexander) A Fortune............ 11 57.0 7T16 13 VERACITY CAT(OA Ferraris) K Zechner.......... 12 57.0 second run;

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2:50PM

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PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 MR 63 APPRENTICE HANDICAP (F&M) - 1800M - SAME TRAINER:(-)

4T16 5V16 2V24 1 INDZABA(BO Wiid) A Balloo............................... 3 60.0 MR+1; btnF; Dist▼ 2V17 1V20 4T20 2 BRIGHT BRONTE(JA Soma) C Ngcobo............. 5 60.0 btnF; Dist▼ in frame last 6; 8V14 8T14 4V14 3 PIED PIPERESS(G Maroun) M Mjoka............... 6 59.0 Dist▲ 8T16 1V16 7V17 4 YOUNG FLIRT(E Verdonese) K Ramsamy......... 2 58.5 MR-3; 1V18 5V18 7V24 5 ZOO ALLEY(SD Gray) ES Ngwane...................... 1 58.5 MR-2; Dist▼ 5T20 2T20 2V18 6 POLAR SECRET(C J Mayhew) C Habib........... 13 58.5 MR+2; 11V14 6V14 10V18 7 LEMONADE RIVER(PF Matchett) not declared... 9 57.0 MR-2; unplaced last 5; 3T18 1T26 10T20 8 DAHLIA’S ARROW(GM Alexander) C Murray.... 4 56.5 Dist▼ 1V17 13V16 14V18 9 ROSE OF CASTILLE(PA Peter) D Schwarz....... 8 55.5 MR-3; 8T16 9T14 6T16 10 WENSLEYDALE(LJ Erasmus) L Hewitson........ 11 53.5 MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 9; 8V17 3T20 11T16 11 CHALCEDONY(G v Zyl) M Thackeray.............. 12 53.0 MR-1; Dist▲ 11T22 11T20 9V24 12 SUSQUEHANNA(L Kruger) S Moodley............. 10 52.0 MR-3; Dist▼ unplaced last 4; 9V12 9T15 10V12 13 BELINSKY(T Zackey) L Tarentaal........................ 7 52.0 MR-6; Dist▲ unplaced last 7;

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3:25PM

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PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 MR 80 HANDICAP - 1400M - SAME TRAINER:(7-8)

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 MR 86 HANDICAP (F&M) - 1160M - SAME TRAINER:(1-2)(3-5)(6-7)

2T16 4T16 6V16 1 MAJESTIC BAY(ST Pettigrew) M v Rensburg.... 5 60.0 MR-2; 9T15 8V15 1T12 2 MR MULLINER(GM Alexander) A Fortune......... 1 60.0 MR+2; Dist▲ won last; 9T18 4V14 4V16 3 COUNTERSTROKE(M Houdalakis) R Simons.... 3 59.0 MR-2; 6V15 1V12 4T12 4 NATION BUILDER(E Verdonese) C Habib......... 6 58.0 Dist▲ 5T18 7V16 1V16 5 LUCKY LUCIANO(SG Tarry) M Mjoka................ 2 57.5 MR+1; won last; 5T14 5V14 8T15 6 CHEROKEE GREY(AG Laird) C Ngcobo............. 8 57.0 MR-2; unplaced last 3; 1V16 9V15 1V14 7 CASHIN(OA Ferraris) S Brown............................ 4 55.0 MR+2; won last; 8T16 1T15 5V14 8 DIVAR(OA Ferraris) K Zechner............................ 7 53.0 MR-2; 1st run gelded;

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4:05PM

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1T15 8T15 7V12 1 FIRSTIMESACHARM(M Houdalakis) D Schwarz.. 2 61.5 10T12 4T16 2V12 2 DRIFTING DUSK(M Houdalakis) A Fortune....... 4 61.0 7T12 9T12 7V10 3 LUMYA(S Ferreira) S Khumalo............................ 3 59.5 MR-3; unplaced last 3; 5T12 1V12 1V12 4 INYANGA(MG Azzie) K Zechner.......................... 6 57.5 MR+9; won last 2; 7V12 5V12 1V12 5 ALDIARA(S Ferreira) M Mjoka............................ 5 56.0 MR+4; won last; 2T14 3V12 2V12 6 SHIVERING SEA(SD Gray) R Simons................ 1 54.0 btnF; in frame last 4; 1V12 1T12 5V12 7 TELL MY STAR(SD Gray) C Zackey................... 8 53.5 11V14 14V12 8V12 8 ENDEARING(AG Laird) C Murray....................... 7 53.0 unplaced last 3;

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PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 MR 68 HANDICAP (F&M) - 1160M - SAME TRAINER:(5-6)

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 80 HANDICAP - 1000M - SAME TRAINER:(1-7)(2-4-9-12)

3Q12 7Q12 12D14 1 BOARDING CALL(C Spies) C Zackey................ 5 60.0 Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 11V12 10V12 1V10 2 LADY THISTLE(RR Magner) R Danielson........ 10 59.0 MR+5; won last; 3T10 1V14 11V16 3 ARTEMISIA(G Maroun) M v Rensburg............... 7 58.5 Dist▼ 5V12 2V12 1V10 4 FREELY FOREVER(SD Gray) K Zechner........... 8 58.0 won last; 10T14 1V14 3V12 5 PAREE(T Zackey) S Khumalo.............................. 9 58.0 9T10 5T12 10V12 6 MISS ARGENTINA(T Zackey) C Habib.............. 2 57.5 MR-3; hdgr OFF; unplaced last 7; 5V12 9V14 3T12 7 ANGEL OF LIGHT(E Verdonese) D Habib.......... 1 55.5 1V12 8T12 15T14 8 JAY RIVER(AG Laird) C Murray.......................... 4 55.0 MR-3; Dist▼ 4V16 4T15 7V15 9 LADIES CLUB(GM Alexander) R Munger........... 6 52.0 MR-2; Dist▼ 8Q12 12V16 13V14 10 BAD DREAM(PF Matchett) J Penny................... 3 52.0 MR-4; Dist▼ unplaced last 9;

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5:15PM

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10T10 6T10 10V10 1 GUN FIGHTER(PA Peter) D Schwarz................. 8 64.0 unplaced last 3; 4V10 2V10 2V10 2 RAFA(LJ Erasmus) R Munger.............................. 2 59.5 MR+1; in frame last 4; 4V10 1V10 1T10 3 DASPOORT(Clifford Harris) A Fortune................ 1 58.5 MR+5; won last 2; in frame last 5; 2T12 4V10 6T12 4 APPROVAL MODE(LJ Erasmus) S Brown....... 10 57.0 4V10 3V10 3V10 5 ALL NIGHT FLIGHT(RR Magner) R Danielson.. 9 57.0 btnF; in frame last 5; 8V12 2V12 13V12 6 ASTRO(JJ v Vuuren) R Simons............................ 6 56.5 6V10 4V10 3V10 7 JUST AFRICA(PA Peter) G Wrogemann............ 5 56.5 MR-2; 8T12 9V12 3T12 8 NUGGET COUNTER(MG Azzie) K Zechner...... 13 56.5 5V10 6V10 9V10 9 SUPANOVA(LJ Erasmus) L Hewitson............... 12 56.5 MR-1; unplaced last 3; 1Q10 2Q10 9V10 10 CANNES(C Binda) C Habib................................. 3 56.0 MR-2; 8T10 6V10 8T10 11 SPEEDY SUZY(C Spies) C Zackey................... 11 56.0 MR-8; unplaced last 7; 3V12 1V10 3V10 12 LE TIGRE(LJ Erasmus) M Thackeray.................. 4 54.5 in frame last 4; 10V10 6T10 10V10 13 BLAZING BRAVE(G Maroun) C Maujean.......... 7 52.0 MR-1; hdgr OFF; unplaced last 4;

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RACE 1 15/10 REFUGE 4/1 Fort Infinity 5/1 Master Boulder 7/1 The Counsellor 14/1 Jingle Jangle 14/1 Rocky Borough 14/1 Shining Knight 14/1 Hard Ball 14/1 Jet Sailor 25/1 Timeofthevikings 25/1 Prince Of War 25/1 Devious Xandre 25/1 Vars Pride 33/1 Twounderpar 50/1 Chestnut Socks 80/1 Diplomat RACE 2 2/1 Burundi Bush 4/1 ANNA PAVLOVA 5/1 Fish River Canyon 5/1 Cinnamon Wind 5/1 Lily Love 10/1 Cape Infanta 10/1 One Track 20/1 Kitty Coo 20/1 Warrior Woman 25/1 Purple Rose 33/1 Mirror Mirror 50/1 Promise Bay RACE 3 3/1 Doubly Attractive 3/1 IN THE WEB 5/1 Rubybay 5/1 Prada Princess 7/1 Eversilver 14/1 Kings Creek 14/1 Promising Prospect 14/1 Tenderwood 25/1 Vino Blanco 25/1 Veracity Cat 33/1 Cherished Gold 33/1 Quintessa 50/1 Next World RACE 4 2/1 Polar Secret 3/1 INDZABA 3/1 Bright Bronte 7/1 Pied Piperess 10/1 Wensleydale 14/1 Young Flirt 14/1 Zoo Alley 14/1 Chalcedony 14/1 Dahlia’s Arrow 20/1 Lemonade River 33/1 Rose Of Castille 66/1 Susquehanna 66/1 Belinsky RACE 5 3/1 Majestic Bay 3/1 Mr Mulliner 3/1 NATION BUILDER 4/1 Cashin 5/1 Counterstroke 14/1 Lucky Luciano 14/1 Cherokee Grey 14/1 Divar RACE 6 2/1 Shivering Sea 3/1 Drifting Dusk 3/1 Inyanga 4/1 ALDIARA 10/1 Lumya 10/1 Tell My Star 20/1 Firstimesacharm 33/1 Endearing RACE 7 15/10 Paree 3/1 Angel Of Light 5/1 Freely Forever 7/1 LADY THISTLE 7/1 Artemisia 14/1 Ladies Club 14/1 Jay River 20/1 Miss Argentina 25/1 Boarding Call 33/1 Bad Dream RACE 8 3/1 Rafa 3/1 ALL NIGHT FLIGHT 4/1 Daspoort 5/1 Le Tigre 7/1 Just Africa 10/1 Nugget Counter 10/1 Supanova 14/1 Cannes 20/1 Approval Mode 25/1 Astro 25/1 Speedy Suzy 33/1 Gun Fighter 50/1 Blazing Brave

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

Race 3 (1289) Vaal Maiden Plate (F&M)

FLAMINGO PARK Monday 25 July

Race 1 (316)

Going: good Flamingo Park Maiden Plate

1000m R50,000

Q 299 1 0.00 Green Boegatti (2) 60.0 S Brown 8/1 4 b g Right Approach - Lempicka (Royal Academy) (9) 60.0 C Murray 40/1 Q 299 2 1.75 High Maintenance 4 b g Carpocrates - Falana (Announce) (3) 60.0 G Wrogemann 33/10 Q 299 3 3.00 Morrie 3 ch c Visionaire - Chestnut Lodge (Fort Wood) (10) 57.0 C Zackey 28/10 V 1274 4 3.50 Mind Shade (4) 60.0 F Herholdt 14/1 S 928 5 5.75 Shoshone (5) 60.0 M Yeni 14/1 Q 299 6 5.80 Emporio Mani (8) 54.5 C Ngcobo 25/1 Q 296 7 9.50 Rum ‘n Raspberry (7) 57.0 R Munger 7/2 Q 296 8 10.00 Cat In The Hat (6) 57.0 C Storey 11/2 T 1230 9 10.25 Afgas (1) 54.5 A Balloo 66/1 Q 296 10 11.00 Soldiers Anthem Time: 57.85s (57.85s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:S von W Smit O:Messrs T Steytler & J R Martin B:Waboomsvallei Stud

Race 2 (317)

Flamingo Park MR 66 Handicap

1000m R45,000

Q 305 1 0.00 Duke Flies (5) 52.0 E Pheiffer 12/1 4 b g King’s Apostle - Duchess Drive (Rambo Dancer) (2) 57.0 M Thackeray 8/1 Q 294 2 0.25 Songoffireandice 3 b g Mullins Bay - Yellow Gold (Goldkeeper) (6) 52.0 M Yeni 4/1 Q 314 3 1.00 First Law 4 b g Newton - Sparkling Wit (Goldkeeper) (4) 52.5 A Balloo 10/1 Q 305 4 1.10 Tierip (9) 55.0 C Murray 2/1 Q 305 5 8.00 Momentous (7) 52.5 JP vd Merwe 25/1 Q 291 6 8.25 Jungle George (8) 61.0 R Munger 4/1 F 555 7 15.00 Dynamite (1) 58.5 J Greyling 25/1 Q 178 8 16.00 Iron Dragon (3) 53.0 F Herholdt 10/1 D 529 9 22.00 Toni Performs Time: 57.7s (57.7s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:S von W Smit O:Mr Sarel Smit B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 4 (319)

Flamingo Park Maiden Plate

Q 309 1 0.00 Tzitzikama Fire (10) 60.0 3 b g Toreador - Festival Fire(AUS) (Magic Albert) (1) 60.0 Q 309 2 0.25 Jamrock 3 b g Rock Of Rochelle - Jamelia (Western Winter) (8) 57.0 Q 279 3 2.00 Jozi Babe 3 ch f King’s Apostle - Boomtown Girl (Jallad) (6) 60.0 Q 309 4 7.00 Sweet Turn (2) 56.0 V 1274 5 8.50 Flying Fool (11) 60.0 Q 307 6 10.00 Dragon’s Den (3) 60.0 Q 307 7 10.50 Bold Strategy (13) 60.0 Q 307 8 10.75 Thiel (5) 57.0 Q 297 9 12.00 Attract The Crowd (9) 60.0 Q 307 10 15.00 Russian Saint (12) 60.0 Q 309 11 19.00 Eagle’s Call (14) 56.0 Q 296 12 25.00 Highly Acclaimed Q 309 13 30.00 Jamaicanminaloushe (4) 60.0 (7) 60.0 Q 307 14 99.99 Windbreak Time: 102.95s (64.34s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) 1st T:T Prinsloo O:Mr J M Cola B:The Alchemy

Race 5 (320)

1600m R50,000

R Munger

8/1

JP vd Merwe 33/10 M Yeni

25/1

J Greyling 25/1 C Zackey 9/2 G Wrogemann 25/1 E Pheiffer 50/1 C Murray 3/1 S Chambers 16/1 F Herholdt 11/2 M Thackeray 33/1 S Brown 33/1 D Habib 40/1 A Balloo 100/1 SP Total %: 122%

Flamingo Park MR 62 Handicap (F&M)

1600m R45,000

Q 297 1 0.00 Grozny (5) 53.0 F Herholdt 8/1 3 b f Bankable - Maritime Mist (Parade Leader) (2) 52.0 C Murray 20/1 Q 302 2 0.40 Rock Of Fire 3 b f Rock Of Rochelle - Hill of Fire(AUS) (Danehill Dancer) (11) 55.0 M Thackeray 4/1 Q 308 3 3.75 Artic Route 5 b m Solskjaer - West By North West (Northern Guest) (1) 57.0 E Pheiffer 4/1 Q 315 4 4.00 Pride And Joy (8) 56.5 C Ngcobo 16/1 Q 315 5 8.00 Pena Palace (12) 52.0 A Balloo 40/1 Q 306 6 8.25 Swizzle Stick (10) 57.5 G Wrogemann 33/10 Q 315 7 9.50 Calypso (4) 58.0 R Munger 5/1 Q 315 8 11.75 Lingerie 9 18.00 Jupiterandmars (6) 52.0 N Patel 66/1 Q 315 (9) 55.5 C Storey 16/1 Q 308 10 23.00 Jet Swinger (7) 54.5 JP vd Merwe 25/1 Q 313 11 27.00 Spanish Flamenco (3) 60.0 D Habib 16/1 Q 315 12 29.00 Eastside Time: 102.99s (64.37s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:WGC Miller O:Mr W G C Miller B:Summerhill Stud

DURBANVILLE Tuesday 26 July

Race 1 (675)

Going: soft Durbanville Maiden Juvenile Plate (Fillies)

1000m R75,000

1 0.00 Anneline (1) 60.0 K Zechner 20/1 2 ch f Black Minnaloushe - Vera (Silvano) (6) 60.0 D Habib 7/2 K 617 2 1.75 Miss Malbec 2 ch f Philanthropist - Miami Blues (Western Winter) (5) 60.0 C du Plooy 20/1 3 4.25 Gimme Six 2 b f Gimmethegreenlight - District Six(IRE) (Mujadil) (4) 60.0 A Domeyer 5/2 K 594 4 4.65 Moulina (9) 60.0 G Behr 12/1 K 627 5 4.95 Whispering Light (12) 60.0 R Fourie 13/2 K 627 6 7.20 Harakiri (11) 60.0 G v Niekerk 5/1 7 8.45 Rock Stewart (2) 60.0 C Bantam 66/1 8 8.95 Mistico’s Secret (8) 60.0 D Dillon 50/1 9 14.20 Nhlavina (3) 60.0 M Byleveld 7/1 10 14.40 Bombshell Girl (10) 60.0 XG Carstens 75/1 11 16.90 Hither Green (7) 60.0 L Africa 80/1 12 20.40 Mangocentre Time: 61.5s (61.5s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:GS Kotzen O:Messrs G S Kotzen & R Munien & Mesdames M J Watson & Sue Whitmore B:JR & Mrs Slade

GREYVILLE Wednesday 27 July Abandoned

V 1262 1 0.00 Sanshia’s Rock (11) 60.0 4 b f Seventh Rock - Sporting Life (Sportsworld) (9) 57.0 2 0.40 Burundi Bush 2 b f Bezrin - Rutana (Announce) (8) 60.0 3 1.40 Queen Of the Lords 3 b f War Lord - Joshua’s Girl (Joshua Dancer) (4) 60.0 V 1200 4 1.65 Seven Tales (2) 60.0 V 1247 5 2.85 Lily Love (3) 57.0 V 1240 6 4.35 Captain’s Girl (7) 57.0 Q 287 7 5.45 Kitty Coo (1) 60.0 T 1116 8 5.75 Blazing Berry (6) 60.0 T 1258 9 6.00 Pipkin (5) 60.0 T 1209 10 7.00 Cherished Gold (10) 60.0 V 1175 11 8.00 Polar Rebel (13) 57.0 12 8.40 Liquid Velvet (12) 60.0 V 1247 13 13.10 Cherry Burton Time: 71.73s (59.78s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) 1st T:PA Peter O:Mr N P Magua B:NP Magua

1200m R90,000

L Hewitson

6/1

K Zechner

66/1

C Zackey

75/1

Race 4 (1290) Vaal Maiden Plate

Race 2 (1288) Vaal Maiden Juvenile Plate (Fillies)

1000m R90,000

V 1264 1 0.00 Freely Forever (12) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 11/10 2 b f Fort Wood - Falana (Announce) (6) 60.0 I Sturgeon 16/1 2 2.10 My Friend Lee 2 gr f Pathfork - Sister Sheila (West Man) (4) 60.0 P Strydom 4/1 V 1240 3 2.20 Linda Honey 2 ch f Warm White Night - Taste Of Heaven (National Emblem) (5) 60.0 S Khumalo 15/4 4 2.40 Goodness Me (2) 60.0 M Yeni 20/1 5 5.30 Mizshowbiz (10) 60.0 A Fortune 35/1 6 5.70 Ginger Road (1) 60.0 R Danielson 125/1 T 975 7 5.90 Key Endeavour (7) 60.0 G Wrogemann 20/1 Q 287 8 7.00 Burgundy Rose (8) 60.0 K Zechner 33/1 9 7.40 Mexican Wave (3) 60.0 S Brown 20/1 T 1256 10 8.80 Berdanine (9) 60.0 R Munger 125/1 V 1240 11 10.80 Charter Jet (11) 60.0 M Thackeray 125/1 T 1140 12 16.50 Miyake Time: 58.31s (58.31s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:SD Gray O:Mr St John D Gray B:R & Mrs Pickering

e seasons! with more tha n 30 runners

ESTATE BREEDERS OF

A2 b fWOMENS WAY Var - A Daughters Legacy (Windrush)

1200m R90,000

T 1262 1 0.00 Ronin Warrior (8) 60.0 S Khumalo 6/1 3 b c Kahal - Rosella (Jallad) (12) 57.0 C Murray 16/1 T 1255 2 1.30 Muntu 2 b g Don Pedro Mendoza - Makrumat (Muhtafal) (3) 57.0 G Wrogemann 15/10 T 1233 3 2.00 Sail For Joy 2 b g Argonaut - Joy To The Fore (Pole Position) (14) 60.0 M Yeni 12/1 T 1262 4 2.25 Fort Infinity (2) 57.0 S Brown 75/1 V 1239 5 2.50 Timeofthevikings (13) 60.0 R Danielson 16/1 V 1225 6 2.60 Seven Sovereigns (1) 57.0 P Strydom 7/1 7 3.90 Takaduma (11) 57.0 C Zackey 16/1 8 5.10 Jay Zee (10) 57.0 K Zechner 55/1 9 5.70 Milne (4) 57.0 G Wright 40/1 10 5.80 John Anthony (7) 60.0 R Simons 50/1 V 1199 11 11.50 Soul Pilgrim (6) 57.0 A Fortune 6/1 V 1239 12 14.00 Vapour Stream (9) 57.0 J Sampson 75/1 13 99.99 Hammies Tin (5) 57.5 JP vd Merwe 50/1 14 99.99 Offshore Breeze Time: 71.3s (59.42s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:SG Tarry O:Mr B Riley & Sean Tarry Racing C.C. (Nominee S G Tarry) B:Summerhill Stud

Race 5 (1291) Vaal MR 100 Handicap

Race 6 (1292) Vaal MR 85 Handicap

1600m R90,000

T 1259 1 0.00 Front Rank (6) 56.5 K Zechner 25/1 4 b g Mogok - Jump Ahead (Sapieha) (5) 60.0 G Lerena 12/1 T 1186 2 3.00 National Key 6 ch g National Assembly - Special Key (Brother Philips) (9) 60.0 P Strydom 7/2 V 1245 3 4.30 Kings Archer 4 b c A P Arrow - Qusoor(IRE) (Fasliyev) (4) 57.5 I Sturgeon 7/1 V 1245 4 5.10 Counterstroke (7) 55.5 R Simons 7/1 V 1272 5 5.30 Raise The Red (2) 52.5 S Khumalo 19/10 V 1246 6 8.30 Yankee Captain (8) 60.0 S Brown 25/1 V 1223 7 8.60 Stavinsky (3) 55.5 C Zackey 12/1 T 1169 8 10.90 Street Flyer (1) 53.0 L Hewitson 8/1 D 941 9 19.50 Lock Him Up Time: 94.64s (59.15s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:T Zackey O:Mr K P & Mrs N M Backos & Messrs S F G Habib, M A Savvi & R M Scott B:Scott Bros

Race 7 (1293) Vaal MR 80 Handicap (F&M)

1400m R106,000

T 1188 1 0.00 Allegorical (4) 55.5 R Simons 12/1 3 b f Oracy - Sweet Allegra (National Assembly) (10) 60.0 P Strydom 5/2 T 1212 2 0.80 Future Fantastic 4 b f Lateral - Misty River (Western Winter) (9) 56.5 G Lerena 9/1 T 1212 3 2.80 China Beach 4 b f Mullins Bay - Claim To Fame (Northern Guest) (7) 56.0 L Hewitson 9/2 V 1015 4 3.30 Zappy Choice (6) 59.0 K Zechner 25/1 T 1260 5 4.80 A P’s Lily (5) 55.0 M Thackeray 7/1 T 1238 6 4.90 Samarra (8) 55.0 R Munger 14/1 T 1260 7 6.60 Miracle Rising (1) 55.5 S Khumalo 5/1 V 1177 8 9.20 Tracy’s Legacy (3) 60.0 I Sturgeon 14/1 V 1253 9 10.00 Fortitude (2) 56.5 C Zackey 14/1 T 1188 10 17.00 Red Star Time: 83.01s (59.29s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:M Houdalakis O:Messrs W J Laird & Lucky Houdalakis B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 8 (1294) Vaal MR 67 Handicap (F&M)

1400m R82,000

V 1243 1 0.00 River Empress (3) 56.0 P Strydom 33/10 4 b f Dynasty - Muvango (Manshood) (5) 59.5 A Fortune 13/2 V 1177 2 1.20 Our Miracle 3 b f Mogok - Just Jettin’ Along (Jet Master) (4) 55.0 S Brown 14/1 V 1254 3 2.30 Victor’s Castle 4 b f Spanish Harlem - Gripsholm (Anytime) (11) 57.0 M Yeni 14/1 T 1238 4 2.50 Pied Piperess (12) 60.0 C Ngcobo 6/1 T 1261 5 2.60 Movie Award (2) 56.5 G Wrogemann 35/1 V 1254 6 2.80 Ribbonofmoonlight (1) 58.5 JP vd Merwe 5/1 T 1189 7 2.85 Mythical Magic (8) 56.5 G Lerena 6/1 T 1261 8 3.10 Amazing Var (6) 52.0 L Hewitson 45/1 V 1276 9 3.20 Love Conquers All (7) 59.5 C Zackey 20/1 V 1177 10 3.40 Chartwell (13) 55.0 K Zechner 14/1 T 1256 11 4.40 Beckoning (10) 59.5 M Thackeray 33/1 V 1130 12 6.40 Nkomo (9) 53.5 R Munger 40/1 V 1254 13 99.99 Dukes Dime Time: 83.2s (59.43s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:GV Woodruff O:Mr D Shawe B:Gary Player Stud

MESMERIZE 6 b g Var - Classical Magic (Ginistrelli)

FREELY FOREVER 2 b f Fort Wood - Falana (Announce) WON 1000m, Vaal, 28 July

1 win 3 places 5 runs

...and placed Determination, High Maintenance MIDDLEFIELD STUD Tel: (033) 263 2407 Fax: (033) 263 1465

8 wins 10 places 32 runs

WON MR90 Hcp at Fairview 29 July VAR & ORATORIO stand at Avontuur Contact Pippa Mickleburgh (021) 855 1442 or 083 658 4404 stud@avontuurestate.co.za

Race 1 (601)

Going: good Fairview Maiden Juvenile Plate (Polytrack)

1200m R62,000

Fairview MR 90 Handicap (Polytrack)

1200m R76,000

F 516 1 0.00 Story Of My Life (6) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 22/10 2 b g Soar With Eagles - Festive Fantasy (Special Preview) (4) 60.0 A Domeyer 2/1 F 567 2 1.25 Mustang Boy 2 b g Jay Peg - Wear The Gold (Rich Man’s Gold) (9) 57.5 C Zackey 8/1 F 584 3 3.00 Timedtoperfection 2 b f Judpot - Gold Class (Lecture) (3) 57.5 L Hewitson 4/1 F 593 4 3.50 Sail The Storm (8) 57.5 G v Niekerk 14/1 5 7.00 Bella Isle (1) 60.0 K Ramsamy 75/1 F 524 6 7.10 Latenitefever (2) 60.0 S Khumalo 14/1 F 481 7 9.60 Fire House (7) 57.5 K Zechner 66/1 F 574 8 10.10 Let Her Fly (10) 57.5 S Devoy 75/1 F 593 9 16.85 Shanpan (5) 60.0 X Ndlovu 40/1 10 99.98 Fall Of Dice Time: 71.79s (59.83s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:GD Smith O:Messrs G D Francis, D W Louw & N Louw, Messrs H M & J C Gerber & Mr G D Smith B:IR Heyns

Race 2 (602)

F 494 1 0.00 Mesmerize (1) 56.0 G v Niekerk 16/1 6 b g Var - Classical Magic (Ginistrelli) (8) 57.0 C Zackey 25/1 F 563 2 1.75 Jo Malone 4 ch f Tiger Ridge - Loofah (Fort Wood) (3) 59.5 A Domeyer 15/4 F 581 3 2.00 Space Launch 5 ch h Jet Master - Alula (Western Winter) (7) 59.5 S Khumalo 9/2 F 341 4 2.75 Captain’s Reserve (9) 58.5 K Zechner 13/2 F 547 4 2.75 Happy Lion (5) 60.0 R Danielson 8/1 F 449 6 4.25 Black Toga (2) 58.5 L Hewitson 15/4 F 581 7 4.35 Cruzcampo (6) 54.5 C Murray 5/1 F 581 8 10.35 Rebel House (4) 55.0 M Yeni 20/1 F 570 9 12.60 Over Budget Time: 70.13s (58.44s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:J Snaith O:Mr A L A Crabbia B:Avontuur Farm

Race 3 (603)

Fairview Maiden Plate (Polytrack)

1300m R62,000

F 577 1 0.00 Oracle (11) 60.0 R Munger 50/1 4 b g Tiger Ridge - Child Of Vision (National Assembly) (3) 56.0 S Naidoo 5/1 F 506 2 1.75 Gimme The Stars 2 b g Gimmethegreenlight - Cosmic Jet (Jet Master) (1) 56.0 A Domeyer 33/10 F 584 3 5.50 Oswego 2 b c Right Approach - Plata Parana (Rich Man’s Gold) (6) 56.0 L Hewitson 5/2 F 575 4 6.00 Flight Captain (4) 60.0 K Zechner 9/1 F 577 5 6.05 Russian Archer (7) 56.0 C Zackey 110/1 F 506 6 7.30 Bruce’s Beauty (9) 60.0 M Yeni 33/10 F 577 7 7.55 Emerald Island (2) 60.0 B Vlooh 25/1 F 577 8 8.55 Jamtin (10) 60.0 E Webber 75/1 F 558 9 13.80 Agile Combat (5) 56.0 JP vd Merwe 50/1 F 592 10 48.05 Drill Pad (8) 60.0 S Khathi 14/1 F 188 11 52.30 Salsa Music Time: 76.7s (59s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:DA Sham O:Mr A & Mrs F J Van Vuuren B:Wilgerbosdrift

Race 4 (604)

Fairview Maiden Plate (F&M)(Polytrack)

1300m R62,000

F 559 1 0.00 Bristol Blue (12) 60.0 R Danielson 5/1 3 gr f Western Winter - Sage Blue (Badger Land) (5) 60.0 K Zechner 7/1 F 585 2 0.50 One Love 3 ch f Manduro - Ascot Belle(BRZ) (Indian Blossom) (6) 56.0 JP vd Merwe 10/1 F 559 3 2.25 Noordhoek’s Speed 2 ch f Noordhoek Flyer - Test Of Speed (Bold Speed) (4) 56.0 G v Niekerk 9/1 F 535 4 3.00 Clifton Sands (3) 60.0 X Ndlovu 7/1 K 555 5 4.00 Carolina Sky (9) 56.0 C Murray 16/1 F 489 6 4.25 Fantasy Quest (2) 56.0 A Domeyer 22/10 F 583 7 4.50 Another Night (1) 60.0 T Gould 20/1 F 585 8 5.00 Red Velvet Lounge (7) 56.0 R Munger 20/1 F 538 9 5.75 Itsmydarlin (8) 60.0 K Ramsamy 20/1 F 585 10 5.85 Glam I Am (11) 60.0 B Vlooh 55/1 F 568 11 6.60 Crysthal (10) 60.0 C Zackey 33/1 F 566 12 9.35 Vintage Wine Time: 78.54s (60.42s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:T Laing O:Mrs I Jooste & Mr M J Jooste B:Highlands

Fairview MR 58 Handicap (F&M)(Polytrack)

1600m R62,000

F 556 1 0.00 Unconditional (5) 57.0 A Domeyer 8/1 4 b f Danehill Dancer - Love Unlimited(IRE) (Hawk Wing) (14) 58.5 M Yeni 11/2 F 586 2 1.75 Themla 3 b f Lateral - Thembu (Fort Wood) (11) 57.0 JP vd Merwe 14/1 F 586 3 2.00 Night Dancer 5 ch m Horse Chestnut - Vague(ZIM) (Kitalpha) (6) 60.0 S Khumalo 12/1 F 502 4 4.25 Invisible Juice (8) 59.0 R Danielson 12/1 F 510 5 4.30 Oyster Nut (12) 55.5 C Murray 40/1 F 556 6 5.55 Stone Town (7) 56.0 K Zechner 5/1 F 564 7 5.60 Isabelle (4) 60.0 S Khathi 25/1 F 586 8 7.85 Soldier Girl (1) 58.0 T Gould 66/1 F 586 9 8.60 Istas (10) 60.0 B Vlooh 25/1 V 1130 10 9.35 Grand Jury (2) 56.5 L Hewitson 4/1 F 564 11 10.10 Disney Queen (9) 56.0 S Naidoo 25/1 F 590 12 10.20 New Orleans Shine (13) 56.0 R Munger 20/1 F 564 13 11.95 Jay Belle (3) 60.0 G v Niekerk 13/2 F 544 14 13.70 Starstepper Time: 97.52s (60.95s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:AC Greeff O:Mr M C Gerber B:bred in Ireland

Race 6 (606) R100,000

Fairview 1800m Friendly City Stakes (Non-blacktype)(Polytrack)

F 562 1 0.00 Jet Explorer (4) 60.0 G v Niekerk 3/1 7 b g Jet Master - Polar Star (Icelander) (5) 54.0 K Zechner 20/1 F 492 2 0.25 King Of Chaos 3 b c A P Arrow - Icy Thunder (Fort Wood) (2) 54.0 M Yeni 4/1 F 597 3 0.30 Rahvar 3 b g Var - Rocking And Raving (Mistral Dancer) (7) 55.5 L Hewitson 13/2 F 485 4 0.55 Masterly (8) 55.5 C Zackey 16/1 F 579 5 0.80 Oh So Modus (3) 58.5 S Khumalo 7/2 F 562 6 4.05 True Master (9) 52.0 C Murray 14/1 F 553 7 4.15 All The Bids (1) 51.0 JP vd Merwe 33/1 F 578 8 6.40 Seattle Swing (10) 57.0 R Danielson 7/1 F 536 9 6.90 Orchestrated (6) 52.5 L Mxothwa 25/1 F 499 10 7.65 Global Express Time: 108.56s (60.31s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:J Snaith O:Mrs P J & Mr H C Devine B:PJ Devine

1200m R62,000

Fairview MR 76 Handicap (F&M)(Polytrack)

1000m R72,000

Fairview MR 76 Handicap (F&M)(Polytrack)

1000m R72,000

F 349 1 0.00 Natural Tan (2) 57.0 T Gould 15/2 3 ch f Kildonan - Sunbed (Silvano) (11) 57.0 S Khumalo 5/1 F 563 2 1.25 Pipette 5 ch m Judpot - Thin Air (Fine Edge) (5) 60.5 C Zackey 9/2 F 570 3 2.50 Wolverina 4 b f Captain Al - Wolfista (Wolfhound) (16) 55.0 L Hewitson 10/1 F 564 4 3.50 Thornbird (8) 55.0 L Mxothwa 25/1 F 490 5 4.25 Emerald Rose (6) 52.0 K Ramsamy 33/1 D 549 6 4.50 Chapel Queen (9) 52.0 K Zechner 14/1 F 556 7 5.00 Lecture’s Luck (10) 58.0 R Munger 8/1 F 564 8 5.05 A P Ikhaja (14) 55.0 M Yeni 9/1 F 588 9 5.55 Sorbonne (1) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 11/2 F 574 10 5.65 Killala (13) 52.5 S Devoy 55/1 F 405 11 5.75 Red Hot Lady (4) 52.0 X Ndlovu 110/1 F 595 12 7.00 Legal Force (3) 52.0 E Webber 25/1 F 556 13 7.75 Supa-U (15) 52.5 C Murray 55/1 F 556 14 8.50 Nomvula (12) 52.0 S Naidoo 110/1 F 112 15 9.00 Glittering Jet (7) 55.5 R Danielson 25/1 F 588 16 9.25 Tony The Rebel Time: 58.11s (58.11s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:AC Greeff O:Wilgerbosdrift (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Mrs M Slack) B:Wilgerbosdrift

Race 9 (609)

FAIRVIEW Friday 29 July

Fairview MR 78 Handicap (Polytrack)

F 582 1 0.00 Atso Time (11) 57.0 C Zackey 12/1 4 ch g Atso - Story Time (Modus Vivendi) (3) 55.5 X Ndlovu 8/1 F 576 2 0.50 In Full Regalia 4 b g Jay Peg - Lauren B’ (Elliodor) (10) 58.0 C Murray 55/1 F 570 3 1.75 Fire Dancing 4 ch f National Emblem - Lady Afterdark (Clash By Night) (2) 58.0 K Ramsamy 20/1 F 576 4 2.75 Peregrine King (8) 58.5 S Khumalo 8/1 F 597 5 2.85 Acapulco (12) 55.0 T Gould 14/1 F 580 6 3.35 Zevenastic (13) 60.0 M Yeni 10/1 F 576 7 4.60 Ess El Kay (4) 58.0 L Mxothwa 13/2 F 576 8 5.35 River God (6) 54.5 R Danielson 9/2 F 576 9 5.85 The Captain’s Cat (9) 57.5 K Zechner 11/2 F 576 10 6.35 Armorial (7) 55.5 L Hewitson 5/1 F 540 11 7.10 Firth Of Clyde (5) 52.0 S Naidoo 45/1 F 466 12 7.35 Sacred Ground (1) 52.5 S Devoy 66/1 F 587 13 16.10 Scuzami Time: 70.8s (59s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:C Spies O:Messrs F N Englezakis, D Fleischman & T Spies B:A Aldous

Race 8 (608)

for 2yo Fillies at Greyville 31 July

Race 5 (605)

Congratulates the connections of

2 wins 2 runs

WON Gr2 The Debutante

1200m R120,000

V 1151 1 0.00 Donny G (3) 55.5 S Khumalo 5/1 3 b g Seventh Rock - Ladonna (Kabool) (2) 54.5 L Hewitson 8/1 T 1186 2 3.10 Angel’s Power 3 b g Miesque’s Approval - Angel Child (Mogok) (7) 61.5 G Lerena 18/10 T 1210 3 3.90 African Ruler 3 b g Trippi - Chant de Nuit (Caesour) (5) 62.5 G Wrogemann 25/1 V 1136 4 5.10 Doing It For Dan (10) 55.5 JP vd Merwe 9/1 T 1210 5 6.30 Morpheus (1) 55.5 R Simons 16/1 V 1059 6 6.70 Dennis The Menace (4) 56.5 A Fortune 6/1 V 1251 7 9.80 Manx Park (9) 61.0 C Murray 13/2 D 915 8 13.10 Moofeed (8) 52.0 R Munger 110/1 V 1195 9 14.00 Vulcan (6) 59.5 S Brown 14/1 T 1234 10 18.25 Silver Scooter Time: 69.29s (57.74s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:SG Tarry O:Mr C J H Van Niekerk B:Ralphs Syndicate

1000m R90,000

1 0.00 The Thinker (11) 60.0 R Simons 16/1 2 b g Visionaire - Radiant Lass (Northern Guest) (13) 57.5 G Lerena 18/10 T 1256 2 1.50 Levi Lady 2 b f Horse Chestnut - Blue Jean Baby (Goldmark) (5) 60.0 G Wrogemann 33/10 3 1.75 Wanted Man 2 b g A P Answer - Bold Princess(AUS) (Dolphin Street) (9) 60.0 R Danielson 40/1 V 1122 4 4.50 Rocky Borough (10) 60.0 M Yeni 8/1 5 5.60 Carol Master (7) 60.0 C Murray 7/2 T 1156 6 5.70 Charleston Hero (6) 60.0 K Zechner 66/1 7 7.50 Mumster (8) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 100/1 V 1239 8 7.55 Dancing Rebel (4) 60.0 I Sturgeon 25/1 V 1239 9 8.05 Mia Culpa (3) 60.0 R Munger 100/1 V 1131 10 8.85 Miesque’s Rumba (12) 60.0 S Brown 16/1 11 10.25 Jingle (2) 60.0 L Hewitson 25/1 12 13.75 Dash (1) 60.0 A Fortune 75/1 V 1173 13 24.25 Toby Coates Time: 57.76s (57.76s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:JJ v Vuuren O:Mrs I Jooste & Mr M J Jooste B:Summerhill Stud

r 2 consecutiv

R Munger 20/1 A Balloo 6/1 G Wrogemann 15/20 M Yeni 40/1 I Sturgeon 80/1 C Ngcobo 125/1 S Brown 75/1 G Wright 25/1 A Fortune 14/1 JP vd Merwe 125/1 SP Total %: 110%

VAAL Thursday 28 July

Going: good Race 1 (1287) Vaal Maiden Juvenile Plate

Race 7 (607)

THE LEADING BREEDER by AEPR fo

F 439 1 0.00 Seventh Circle (1) 56.0 C Murray 4/1 4 b f Seventh Rock - Millvale(AUS) (King’s Best) (4) 59.5 A Domeyer 7/1 F 521 2 0.50 Mystic Express 4 b f Mambo In Seattle - Lapis Lazuli (Joshua Dancer) (2) 52.5 R Munger 10/1 F 580 3 2.00 Intisara 2 b f Elusive Fort - Double Entendre (Captain Al) (8) 61.0 L Hewitson 4/1 F 563 4 2.10 La Rebel (7) 59.5 X Ndlovu 12/1 F 563 5 2.15 Night Out (5) 55.5 JP vd Merwe 14/1 F 565 6 2.90 Cuveo (6) 52.5 S Devoy 50/1 F 467 7 2.95 Argo’s Jewel (3) 52.0 E Webber 40/1 Q 265 8 3.05 Iwannabe (14) 59.0 S Khumalo 5/1 F 588 9 4.05 Folk Law (15) 61.0 C Zackey 12/1 F 587 10 4.55 Red Heart (9) 52.0 K Zechner 33/1 F 588 11 4.65 Black Jade (10) 52.5 G v Niekerk 33/1 F 515 12 5.15 Rocking Donna (12) 52.0 M Yeni 25/1 F 595 13 5.90 Lady Willow (11) 52.0 T Gould 75/1 F 520 14 8.15 Bizzy Peg (13) 52.0 S Naidoo 33/1 F 548 15 11.40 Juniper Time: 57.96s (57.96s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:DA McKenzie O:Messrs G S Perkins, I Jaynarayan, Sanjeev Ramsewak & Sanjeeth Ramsewak B:Klawervlei Stud

WILGERBOSDRIFT breeders of

NATURAL TAN 3 ch f Kildonan - Sunbed (Silvano) WON at Fairview 1000m, 29 July

ORACLE

4 b g Tiger Ridge - Child Of Vision (National Assembly) WON at Fairview 1300m, 29 July

ILLDRINKTOTHAT 2 b g Ideal World - Lemonade (Strike Smartly) WON at Kenilworth, 30 July

. . . . and placed . . . JO MALONE, NAVASHA, NIGHTINGALE, PRINCETON TIGER, VALMONT, OSWEGO

Congratulations to Connections PO BOX 322, PIKETBERG 7320. TEL: 022 942 1266 FAX: 022 942 1755

TURFFONTEIN Saturday 30 July

Going: good Race 1 (1295) Turffontein Maiden Juvenile Plate (Fillies)

T 1182 1 0.00 Little Swift (2) 60.0 2 b f Toreador - Legality (Model Man) (10) 60.0 V 1174 2 0.20 Komeshans Flight 2 b f Mogok - Jet Ski (Jet Master) (4) 60.0 V 1240 3 2.80 Spice Lady 2 b f Sail From Seattle - Saffron Spice (Daylami) (8) 60.0 V 1200 4 3.20 September Bloom (9) 60.0 5 5.95 Smiling Blue Eyes (7) 60.0 V 1224 6 6.70 Three Kingdoms (5) 60.0 V 1273 7 13.80 Quintessa (12) 60.0 T 1237 8 14.50 Cool Escape (1) 60.0 T 1258 9 14.75 Invisible Touch (3) 60.0 T 1256 10 15.25 Bezrin’s Gold (6) 60.0 T 1230 11 15.35 Sweet Pea (11) 60.0 12 16.00 Sassi Model Time: 89.79s (61.92s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) 1st T:G v Zyl O:Mr G M Maree B:AW & Mrs Procter

Race 2 (1296) Turffontein Maiden Plate

1450m R90,000

M Thackeray

7/1

M v Rensburg

4/1

G Wrogemann 25/1 I Sturgeon 3/1 S Khumalo 2/1 C Maujean 16/1 C Murray 50/1 R Simons 75/1 S Brown 20/1 C Habib 50/1 R Munger 125/1 C Zackey 16/1 SP Total %: 117%

1450m R90,000

T 1233 1 0.00 Just a Gigolo (3) 60.0 P Strydom 13/20 3 ch g Lundy’s Liability - Dance All Night (Rambo Dancer) (7) 56.0 R Simons 12/1 V 1241 2 4.40 Private Ruler 2 b g Doowaley - Private Affair (Captain Al) (6) 56.0 G Lerena 9/2 T 1232 3 4.60 Mr Tinsel 2 b c Just As Well - Glitterati (Western Winter) (4) 60.0 C Zackey 40/1 V 1265 4 4.85 Devious Xandre (1) 56.5 I Sturgeon 10/1 V 1061 5 5.25 St Oliver (10) 56.0 M v Rensburg 25/1 V 1173 6 8.15 Siyakwamukela (8) 60.0 S Brown 25/1 V 1263 7 8.25 Kings Landing (5) 56.0 C Murray 16/1 T 1262 8 9.25 King Of Cant (2) 60.0 M Thackeray 125/1 T 1262 9 12.05 Funky Town (9) 60.0 G Wrogemann 25/1 V 1106 10 12.75 Warm Regards Time: 90.79s (62.61s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:D Little O:Mr D Fleischman B:SC Davis

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

CHAMPION 3yo Colt

TIMEFORM 120 In SA won Gr1 Champions Cup, Gr1 Daily News 2000, Gr2 Dingaans In Dubai won Gr2 Al Rashidiya, from 3 runs in 2013 2nd Gr1 Dubai Duty Free, Gr1 Jebel Hatta In USA 2nd Gr1 Arlington Million (earned over R17 Million)

Mogok - Apache Rose (Dolpour) 2007

Tel: 033 266 6919

Race 7 (1301) Turffontein MR 64 Handicap

GREYVILLE Sunday 31 July

1600m R75,000

V 1229 1 0.00 Post Grad (1) 59.5 G Lerena 5/2 4 b g Announce - Wish for Wisdom (Fort Wood) (2) 59.0 G Wrogemann 8/1 T 1161 2 0.25 Arpad 3 b g Indigo Magic - Happy Harriet (National Assembly) (11) 60.0 P Strydom 4/1 V 1267 3 2.55 Royal Master 4 b g Jet Master - Royal Fantasy (Al Mufti) (6) 56.0 I Sturgeon 9/1 V 1278 4 7.35 Captain Sparrow (9) 53.5 C Habib 20/1 Q 310 5 7.75 Exploracy (4) 52.0 L Hewitson 16/1 V 1229 6 8.05 Icy Avalanche (8) 54.0 S Khumalo 16/1 V 747 7 9.95 Media Circus (7) 54.5 JP vd Merwe 12/1 V 1246 8 10.00 Movie Man (10) 57.0 C Murray 12/1 T 1221 9 11.10 King Gerard (3) 59.0 K Zechner 13/2 V 1250 10 11.90 Mr Balboa (5) 52.5 C Ngcobo 66/1 V 1229 11 19.90 Camps Drift Time: 99.99s (62.49s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:RP Lerena O:Mr M K Wittstock B:DGM Southey

Race 8 (1302) Turffontein MR 71 Handicap

Kingmambo – Banks Hill by Danehill

Work Ethic

3 wins 7 places 14 runs

3 b f Ideal World - Idler (Fort Wood) WON MR90 Hcp at Turffontein, 30 July

Owners: Messrs BJ & JA Toweel, F Toweel, G Pansi, Green Street Bloodstock (Pty) Ltd & TNI Racing Trust (Nom : Mr S Naidoo) Trainer: Gavin van Zyl

Illdrinktothat

1 win 3 runs

2 b g Ideal World - Lemonade (Strike Smartly) WON at Kenilworth, 30 July

1450m R82,000

V 1196 1 0.00 Apple Crumble (3) 58.5 L Hewitson 2/1 5 b h Trippi - Stratos (Jet Master) (6) 53.0 C Habib 12/1 V 1204 2 1.00 De Lujo 4 ch g Ravishing - Royal Luxury (Martinelli) (1) 53.5 J Penny 7/1 V 1278 3 1.10 Zen Master 3 b g Var - Joyful (Fort Wood) (5) 55.0 C Zackey 4/1 V 1246 4 1.90 Mutakayyef (9) 52.5 C Ngcobo 33/1 V 1125 5 2.10 Beza (2) 52.0 R Munger 12/1 Q 310 6 4.40 Rich Approval (8) 58.5 G Wrogemann 13/2 V 1196 7 7.40 Woza Madoda (7) 53.0 C Murray 12/1 V 1068 8 15.00 King And Empire (4) 54.0 C Maujean 8/1 T 1030 9 23.00 Caughtinthedeep Time: 89.81s (61.94s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:MG Azzie O:Drakenstein Stud (Nom: Mrs G A Rupert) B:Drakenstein Stud

Race 9 (1303) Turffontein MR 91 Handicap

1450m R106,000

V 1246 1 0.00 Awesome Adam (2) 52.5 L Hewitson 2/1 4 b g Flying Spur - Dora Maar(AUS) (Royal Academy) (5) 60.5 G Lerena 4/1 D 954 2 0.75 Prince Of Orange 4 b g Indigo Magic - Orange Moon (Dominion Royale) (4) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 13/2 T 1285 3 1.50 Hidden Agenda 4 b g Brave Tin Soldier - Bansela (Malhub) (3) 56.0 C Zackey 7/1 T 955 4 2.50 Le Clos (6) 53.5 S Khumalo 7/1 V 1245 5 3.80 Profit Ratio (8) 58.5 A Balloo 33/1 T 1234 6 7.00 Tiger’s Retreat (10) 58.5 C Habib 30/1 T 1210 7 7.20 Deliver The Power (9) 57.0 S Brown 10/1 V 1203 8 8.60 In The Cruise (1) 58.5 R Munger 50/1 Q 311 9 9.40 Trade Emblem (7) 52.0 M Thackeray 20/1 T 1236 10 15.30 Reef Of Fortune Time: 88.67s (61.15s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 114% 1st T:MG Azzie O:Mr A & Mrs F J Van Vuuren B:bred in Australia

TIGER RIDGE

Owner: Messrs Raymond Davies, O Hall & JB Spaans Trainer: M Robinson

and placed

Reminiscence Guy Murdoch • Tel: 053 833 7095 Cell: 083 308 4002 • guy@mauritzfontein.co.za

1000m R90,000

T 1208 1 0.00 Gina Ballerina (2) 60.0 S Khumalo 15/10 3 ch f Kahal - Model K (Model Man) (1) 60.0 C Habib 14/1 V 1247 2 0.60 Golden Memories 3 b f Toreador - Good Ol Days (Pole Position) (5) 60.0 M Thackeray 22/1 V 1274 3 1.70 The Great Duchess 3 b f Great Britain - Minski (Jallad) (12) 57.0 G Lerena 7/1 4 5.00 Claremorris (10) 57.0 R Simons 70/1 V 1174 5 5.25 Finger’s Crossed (11) 60.0 P Strydom 7/2 V 1264 6 5.35 Pippi Shortsock (13) 60.0 G Wrogemann 12/1 V 1247 7 6.35 Imperial Topaz (4) 60.0 L Hewitson 10/1 Q 290 8 6.60 Spirit Of Love (3) 60.0 L Bester 75/1 V 670 9 6.65 Abrah (9) 57.0 S Brown 110/1 V 1274 10 7.35 Blue Lace (8) 57.0 M v Rensburg 75/1 V 1274 11 8.60 Aimee Sweet 25/1 12 9.10 Sha-Boom Sha-Boom (14) 57.0 C Zackey (7) 57.0 N Patel 110/1 V 1198 13 14.10 Cindy At Cee (6) 57.0 C Maujean 25/1 14 15.00 Pacific Eclipse Time: 58.96s (58.96s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:S Ferreira O:Messrs J F & L M F Wernars & Mesdames L C A Bouwer & T J Wernars B:LMF Wernars & HR Willson

Race 4 (1298) Turffontein Maiden Plate

Race 5 (1299) Turffontein MR 90 Handicap (F&M)

1800m R116,000

S 923 1 0.00 Work Ethic (5) 59.5 M v Rensburg 8/1 3 b f Ideal World - Idler (Fort Wood) (7) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 5/1 T 1260 2 0.40 Angelic Appeal 3 ch f Jam Alley - Angel Bay (Damascus Gate) (1) 52.0 C Murray 15/2 T 1260 3 1.80 She’s A Looker 5 b m Mogok - Pin Up Babe (Gold Press) (4) 52.0 J Penny 8/1 V 1228 4 2.50 Cape Marigold (8) 56.5 G Lerena 15/4 T 1260 5 2.60 Pennington Sands (2) 52.0 M Thackeray 20/1 V 1268 6 5.80 Lovingkindness (6) 52.0 R Munger 50/1 V 1268 7 14.00 Cote De Pablo (3) 60.0 P Strydom 5/1 T 337 8 24.25 Featherfoot Time: 113.93s (63.29s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 95% 1st T:G v Zyl O:Messrs B J & J A Toweel, F Toweel, G Pansi, Green Street Bloodstock (Pty) Ltd & TNI Racing Trust (Nom : Mr S Naidoo) B:Mauritzfontein Stud

Race 6 (1300) Turffontein MR 65 Handicap

4g Tiger Ridge - Child Of Vision (N.Assembly)

WON at Fairview 1300m, 29 July . . . and placed . . . Jo Malone, Navasha

Congratulations to Connections

WILGERBOSDRIFT PO BOX 322, PIKETBERG 7320. TEL: 022 942 1266 FAX: 022 942 1755

1600m R75,000

V 1278 1 0.00 Lisnoble (3) 52.5 L Hewitson 7/1 5 b g Ashaawes - Alluring Charm (Qui Danzig) (7) 55.5 S Khumalo 3/1 V 1250 2 0.75 Pacific G 5 b g Dynasty - Pacific Charm (Sportsworld) (9) 59.0 M v Rensburg 7/1 V 1229 3 2.75 Nero 6 ch h Modus Vivendi - Up And Blooming (Up And At ‘Em) (10) 55.0 C Murray 30/1 V 1250 4 2.95 Klondike River (8) 54.5 K Zechner 5/1 V 1277 5 3.35 Champions Cup (6) 54.5 C Ngcobo 25/1 V 1277 6 3.65 Jack Friday (11) 52.0 J Penny 55/1 V 1178 7 4.05 Warbash (2) 55.0 C Habib 9/2 V 1244 8 4.65 World Domination (4) 55.5 S Brown 14/1 V 1278 9 6.15 Prospectus (5) 56.5 C Zackey 14/1 V 1192 10 6.40 Aquabuoy (1) 60.0 G Lerena 11/1 T 874 11 12.00 Greatfiveeight Time: 99.68s (62.3s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:E Verdonese O:Mr E Verdonese B:JL Craig

ASSTAR

WON Umgeni Hcp (L) Greyville 1000m, 31 July

Race 1 (683)

Going: soft Kenilworth Maiden Juvenile Plate (Fillies)

1200m R75,000

K 660 1 0.00 Scandola (9) 60.0 A Domeyer 4/10 2 ch f Fort Wood - Covenant (Western Winter) (6) 60.0 G Behr 40/1 2 1.50 Katniss 2 b f Dynasty - Cresta (Western Winter) (11) 60.0 G v Niekerk 7/1 K 612 3 2.00 Contessa Fantasia 2 b f Count Dubois - Nella Fantasia(IRE) (Giant’s Causeway) (3) 60.0 H vd Hoven 66/1 4 2.10 Baroness Mary (10) 60.0 A Fortune 40/1 5 4.35 Elusive Touch (4) 60.0 C Orffer 10/1 6 4.40 Lady Of the House (12) 60.0 S Khathi 50/1 7 5.90 Sylvanite (5) 60.0 B May 110/1 L 636 8 7.40 Tornado Dance (13) 60.0 XG Carstens 40/1 L 636 9 8.40 Red Berry Candle (1) 60.0 F Herholdt 33/1 K 594 10 9.65 Silken Summer (8) 60.0 L Africa 75/1 11 11.40 Mariuccia Blue (14) 60.0 C du Plooy 125/1 K 617 12 11.60 Margylle (7) 60.0 R Khathi 33/1 13 15.60 Bright Beauty (2) 60.0 D Habib 40/1 14 16.35 Ginger Rose Time: 76.53s (63.78s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:MW Bass O:Varsfontein Stud (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Mr J S Kalmanson) B:Varsfontein Stud

Race 2 (684)

Kenilworth Maiden Juvenile Plate

1400m R75,000

K 618 1 0.00 Illdrinktothat (8) 60.0 H vd Hoven 10/1 2 b g Ideal World - Lemonade (Strike Smartly) (1) 60.0 A Fortune 20/1 K 658 2 0.05 Logan 2 b g Alado - Iliodora (Elliodor) (4) 60.0 B May 66/1 L 637 3 0.25 Gimme Green 2 b c Gimmethegreenlight - Fragrant Al (Captain Al) (9) 60.0 C du Plooy 20/1 K 626 4 1.00 Captainblackbeard (3) 60.0 A Domeyer 28/10 K 618 5 1.05 Oh Behave (5) 60.0 C Orffer 13/10 K 645 6 1.35 Edict Of Nantes (2) 60.0 R Khathi 5/1 K 645 7 3.35 Rinjani (6) 60.0 F Herholdt 20/1 K 618 8 4.10 Carbon Offset (10) 60.0 D Habib 20/1 K 651 9 8.35 Ice Ridge (7) 60.0 C Bantam 75/1 K 653 10 28.85 Rider Of The Storm Time: 92.96s (66.4s avg/1000m, or 54km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:M Robinson O:Messrs Raymond Davies, O Hall & J B Spaans B:Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein

2 wins 9 places 29 runs

LISNOBLE

5 b g Ashaawes - Alluring Charm (Qui Danzig)

WON MR 85 Hcp, Turf 1600m 30 July Congratulations to the connections ASHAAWES stands at SANDOWN STUD contact: James Armitage • C: 072 680 3549 james@sandownstud.co.za Race 3 (685)

Kenilworth Maiden Plate

1000m R75,000

Kenilworth Maiden Plate

1600m R75,000

K 620 1 0.00 Auditorium (2) 60.0 H vd Hoven 13/10 3 b g Sail From Seattle - Exposed (National Assembly) (4) 60.0 C Orffer 22/10 K 658 2 2.25 Rock On Geordies 3 b g Seventh Rock - Butterfly World (Strike Smartly) (7) 57.0 S Cele 40/1 K 496 3 3.25 Star Of Joseph 2 b c Dan De Lago - Star Factor (National Emblem) (6) 60.0 A Domeyer 13/1 K 620 4 4.00 Mighty Hash (9) 57.0 G v Niekerk 13/2 K 659 5 6.00 Secret Idea (3) 57.0 A Fortune 13/2 6 7.00 Edge Of Glory (8) 57.0 R Khathi 33/1 7 10.50 Jozi King (5) 60.0 L Africa 66/1 L 638 8 13.25 Costly Affair (1) 60.0 D Habib 75/1 9 15.50 Haiti Time: 62.02s (62.02s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:GR Puller O:Messrs A C Johnson, Ken Martin & G R Puller & Ms V A Stevenson B:Ascot Stud K 653 1 0.00 Rocket Master (7) 60.0 A Domeyer 28/10 4 b g Jet Master - Watercolours(NZ) (Nassipour) (1) 60.0 R Khathi 14/1 K 647 2 1.50 Braaistin 3 ch g Royal Air Force - Faithful Spirit (Phantom Earl) (6) 56.0 XG Carstens 33/10 K 651 3 2.75 Pure Logic 2 b c Mambo In Seattle - Pearl River (Jallad) (4) 56.0 H vd Hoven 33/1 K 658 4 4.00 King Of Aces (3) 60.0 A Fortune 13/2 K 647 5 4.05 Royal Ginger (5) 60.0 D Ashby 9/2 K 658 6 8.80 Marvan (9) 56.0 L Africa 50/1 K 586 7 10.30 One Man Show (8) 56.0 G v Niekerk 6/1 K 659 8 11.55 Go Marty Go (10) 60.0 C Orffer 16/1 K 653 9 16.30 Purple Summer (2) 56.0 F Herholdt 40/1 K 611 10 16.60 Rebel Force Time: 104.57s (65.36s avg/1000m, or 55km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:MW Bass O:Mr H C & Mrs P J Devine B:PJ Devine

Kenilworth Maiden Plate

1900m R75,000

K 647 1 0.00 Mr Lover Boy (6) 60.0 A Domeyer 17/10 3 ch c Lateral - Cheval d’Etoile (All Fired Up) (5) 60.0 D Habib 12/1 K 647 2 1.25 Cuduiari 3 b g Querari - Zabaya(NZ) (Zabeel) (3) 55.0 H vd Hoven 12/1 K 651 3 2.50 All Night Long 2 b c Warm White Night - Auberge (Fort Wood) (4) 55.0 C Bantam 50/1 K 647 4 3.25 Woodland’s Forest (8) 60.0 A Fortune 25/1 K 647 5 4.25 Kado (1) 60.0 R Khathi 22/10 K 613 6 4.35 Archie (7) 56.5 G v Niekerk 15/2 K 662 7 9.60 Londalozi (2) 60.0 C Orffer 9/1 K 647 8 23.35 Turbo Diesel Time: 127.21s (66.95s avg/1000m, or 54km/h) SP Total %: 111% 1st T:ELP Steyn O:Messrs R M Dunbar, W D Mealing, Bryn Ressell & E L P Steyn B:Zandvliet Stud

Race 6 (688)

KENILWORTH Saturday 30 July

6 wins 5 places 19 runs

4 b g Ashaawes - Stunning Star (Northern Guest)

Race 5 (687)

2000m R90,000

T 1233 1 0.00 Like A Master (7) 60.0 C Zackey 20/1 3 b g The Sheik - Miss Madam (Dolpour) (1) 60.0 C Habib 75/1 T 1282 2 0.25 Reminiscence 3 b g Ideal World - Rememberance (Fort Wood) (9) 60.0 L Hewitson 15/20 V 1265 3 3.75 Silver Sage 3 b g Silvano - Alteza (Western Winter) (4) 60.0 C Maujean 14/1 V 1149 4 4.95 Masterofthestars (3) 60.0 J Penny 66/1 T 1233 5 5.70 Record Bid (8) 60.0 K Zechner 11/2 T 1282 6 8.70 Wall Of Ice (6) 60.0 G Wrogemann 5/1 V 1265 7 9.00 Piper Arrow (5) 60.0 I Sturgeon 66/1 V 1249 8 10.50 Master Duke (2) 60.0 P Strydom 10/1 V 1263 9 12.00 Featherflight Time: 129.67s (64.84s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 114% 1st T:M Houdalakis O:Mr F Bronkhorst B:Scott Bros

SIRE OF

Race 4 (686)

ORACLE

Race 3 (1297) Turffontein Maiden Plate (F&M)

KINGMAMBO - CROWN OF CRIMSON (SEATTLE SLEW)

Kenilworth Gr3 Champagne Stakes (F&M)

1200m R250,000

K 572 1 0.00 Beach Goddess (6) 59.0 C Orffer 11/1 4 b f Kildonan - Rock Goddess(AUS) (Giant’s Causeway) (3) 59.0 R Khathi 13/2 K 631 2 0.20 Come Fly With Me 4 b f Jet Master - Fly The Wind (Model Man) (5) 58.5 C du Plooy 12/1 F 490 3 1.70 Acaciawood 3 b f Captain Al - Lucy Would (Fort Wood) (10) 60.0 S Khathi 25/1 K 631 4 1.90 Double Whammy (4) 58.5 G v Niekerk 18/10 D 953 5 2.40 Victoria Lavelle (2) 58.5 A Fortune 4/1 K 665 6 2.90 Neala (8) 59.0 F Herholdt 25/1 K 657 7 5.40 Secret Society (1) 58.5 A Domeyer 11/2 K 657 8 5.80 Quine (7) 59.0 D Habib 12/1 K 657 9 11.05 Aliysa’s Prize (9) 58.5 XG Carstens 50/1 K 631 10 16.80 Ocean’s Swell Time: 74.77s (62.31s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:BJ Crawford O:Mr I W Longmore B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 8 (689)

Kenilworth Pinnacle Stakes

1600m R116,000

K 656 1 0.00 Waiting For Rain (7) 54.5 C Orffer 4/1 4 b g Black Minnaloushe - Larsen’s Ice (Counter Action) (3) 51.0 S Fortune 20/1 K 631 2 1.75 Can Cope 5 b m National Emblem - Cornucopia (Fort Wood) (5) 60.0 A Domeyer 5/2 K 634 3 3.00 Ashton Park 6 b g Battersea Park - Hunters Prayer (Jet Master) (1) 60.0 H vd Hoven 28/10 K 634 4 3.50 Blarney Bay (2) 55.5 R Khathi 6/1 K 656 5 4.75 My World (4) 54.0 F Herholdt 20/1 L 642 6 21.00 Laurie’s Gold (6) 57.0 A Fortune 7/1 K 656 7 21.75 Gifted For Glory Time: 102.26s (63.91s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 111% 1st T:ELP Steyn O:RM Dunbar, Bryn Ressell & E L P Steyn B:R Hass

Race 9 (690)

Kenilworth MR 70 Handicap (F&M)

1600m R75,000

K 666 1 0.00 Waning Crescent (5) 58.0 A Fortune 15/4 4 b f Scarlet Letter - Ziggy Stardust (Eli’s Star) (11) 58.5 C Orffer 10/1 K 596 2 1.25 Navasha 3 b f Tiger Ridge - Laverna (Parade Leader) (2) 54.5 G v Niekerk 7/1 K 652 3 1.75 Sign Your Name 2 ch f Count Dubois - Secure (Goldkeeper) (8) 55.0 S Cele 33/1 K 616 4 2.50 Elusive Rose (3) 54.0 H vd Hoven 12/1 K 606 5 2.90 Belle Of Croom (4) 60.5 A Domeyer 3/1 K 666 6 4.40 Elusive Stars (6) 58.0 F Herholdt 7/2 K 623 7 6.65 Lucky Tuesday (7) 52.0 XG Carstens 25/1 K 606 8 7.40 Garden Feature (1) 53.0 S Fortune 9/1 K 655 9 7.80 Van Dam’s Force (9) 57.5 D Habib 40/1 K 567 10 9.05 Entre Nous (10) 52.0 C Bantam 66/1 L 640 11 21.05 Sweet Parade Time: 104.08s (65.05s avg/1000m, or 55km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:NL Bruss O:Ms S A Holland, Dr H L Sarembock, Mr P C Sarembock & Sea Cottage Properties CC (Nom: Dr K A Sarembock) B:Rosedene Stud

Going: good Race 1 (1017) Greyville Middle Stakes (F&M)(Polytrack)

1400m R95,000

Race 2 (1018) Greyville Maiden Juvenile Plate (Poly)

1900m R80,000

D 990 1 0.00 Wind Singer (7) 58.0 G v Niekerk 9/1 3 b f Jay Peg - Lirici (Windrush) (11) 60.0 B Lerena 12/1 D 861 2 1.75 Reigning Wave 3 gr f King’s Chapel - Tsunami (Shaamit) (8) 56.0 S Randolph 25/1 D 998 3 2.50 Brave And Bold 4 b f Brave Tin Soldier - Forest Edge (Complete Warrior) (12) 58.0 A Delpech 18/10 D 996 4 2.55 Off Ramp (4) 58.0 I Sturgeon 13/2 D 990 5 2.60 Sounds Positive (9) 60.0 C Murray 14/1 D 852 6 2.85 Terepova (6) 60.0 G Lerena 6/1 D 978 7 4.10 Seek The Summit (5) 60.0 K De Melo 8/1 D 717 8 6.85 Beautiful Jet (10) 60.0 M Yeni 28/1 D 990 9 7.10 Roy’s Folly (1) 60.0 D De Gouveia 11/1 D 939 10 8.10 Topography (2) 56.0 T Godden 33/1 S 844 11 9.35 Eleven (3) 58.0 C Zackey 45/1 Q 314 12 9.60 Boarding Call Time: 83.28s (59.49s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:DC Howells O:Mrs H Kuhn & Messrs D C Howells & D Knoetze B:JNA Mantel

S 920 1 0.00 Crowd Pleaser (9) 60.0 A Marcus 11/20 2 b c Captain Al - Happy Jean (Charismatic) (3) 60.0 Wei Marwing 17/2 S 920 2 4.50 The Rock 2 b c Rock Of Rochelle - Frigid (Western Winter) (6) 60.0 I Sturgeon 20/1 S 873 3 6.25 Roy’s Yevahn 2 ch c Bezrin - Irresistible (National Emblem) (7) 60.0 M Byleveld 16/1 S 920 4 7.75 The Stag King (1) 60.0 DS Lembethe 15/2 D 982 5 9.50 Sonar Active (11) 60.0 M Yeni 100/1 D 901 6 10.50 Ahead Of Traffic (10) 60.0 B Lerena 40/1 D 975 7 15.50 Roy’s Mambo (2) 60.0 G Lerena 15/2 D 901 8 15.55 Prince Ariano (4) 60.0 L Hewitson 60/1 D 975 9 17.05 Checkthegreenlight (12) 60.0 T Godden 50/1 D 901 10 17.10 Raven’s Champ (5) 60.0 W Kennedy 125/1 D 820 11 20.35 Roy’s Saxophone (8) 60.0 C Murray 125/1 D 814 12 23.10 Beachmaster Time: 116.47s (61.3s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:JJ v Vuuren O:Messrs J F & L M F Wernars & Mrs T J Wernars B:Normandy Stud

Race 3 (1019) Greyville Gr2 The Debutante (2yo Fillies)(Turf)

1200m R300,000

S 806 1 0.00 A Womens Way (11) 56.0 I Sturgeon 14/1 2 b f Var - A Daughters Legacy (Windrush) (8) 56.0 C Murray 14/1 D 894 2 0.10 Arissa 2 b f Silvano - Arabian Empress (Al Mufti) (5) 56.0 S Veale 9/2 S 927 3 1.85 La Revere 2 b f Var - My Guiding Star (Jallad) (2) 60.0 A Delpech 2/1 D 947 4 1.95 The Merry Widow (6) 56.0 M Byleveld 40/1 D 894 5 3.70 Flash Fire (10) 56.0 S Khumalo 7/1 T 1207 6 4.45 Water Lily Lake (7) 56.0 R Danielson 50/1 D 909 7 4.70 Roy Is Second (3) 56.0 S Randolph 6/1 S 956 8 6.45 Trippi’s Girl (1) 56.0 K De Melo 75/1 D 947 9 9.20 Zadora (12) 56.0 W Kennedy 12/1 S 784 10 9.95 Mygirldownunder (9) 56.0 L Hewitson 28/1 T 1231 11 11.45 Shebang (4) 56.0 G v Niekerk 8/1 D 990 12 14.45 Shizam Time: 72.91s (60.76s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:DC Howells O:Messrs Bruce le Roux & Tinus Gericke B:Avontuur

2ND LEADING SIRE OF 2YO’S

A2 b fWOMENS WAY Var - A Daughters Legacy (Windrush) WON Gr2 The Debutante

2 wins 2 runs

for 2yo Fillies at Greyville 31 July

MESMERIZE

8 wins 10 places 32 runs

6 b g Var - Classical Magic (Ginistrelli) WON MR90 Hcp at Fairview 29 July & Placed . . . RAHVAR, ZEN MASTER, LA REVERE, ISCA VAR stands at Avontuur Contact Pippa Mickleburgh 021 855 1442 or 083 658 4404 stud@avontuurestate.co.za Race 4 (1020) Greyville Gr2 Umkhomazi Stakes (2yo’s)(Turf)

1200m R300,000

Race 5 (1021) Greyville Gr1 Thekwini Stakes (2yo Fillies)(Turf)

1600m R600,000

S 886 1 0.00 Hack Green (7) 58.0 S Veale 11/2 2 b c Gimmethegreenlight - Secret Mission (Fort Wood) (4) 57.5 G Lerena 4/1 V 1198 2 3.00 Wrecking Ball 2 b f Great Britain - Picadilly Miss (London News) (6) 58.0 A Marcus 10/1 S 866 3 4.00 Rocky Valley 2 b c Seventh Rock - Valley Of Rubies (Mogok) (1) 55.5 M Yeni 2/1 S 878 4 4.50 Seattle Singer (9) 58.0 L Hewitson 16/1 V 1190 5 5.00 British Royale (8) 58.0 W Kennedy 20/1 D 948 6 6.75 Over Sure (5) 58.0 K Zechner 45/1 T 1232 7 8.75 Outshine (2) 58.0 B Lerena 18/1 D 935 8 15.75 Count Von Count (3) 55.5 M v Rensburg 20/1 T 1237 9 18.25 Queen Laurie (10) 60.0 S Khumalo 9/2 T 1206 10 24.75 Flying Myth Time: 72.2s (60.17s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:DR Drier O:Messrs M Dally, D G Abery, H Adams, E W Buhr & N Loubser B:Varsfontein Stud

D 894 1 0.00 Querari Falcon (8) 60.0 A Delpech 11/2 2 b f Querari - Pretty Waves (Crimson Waves) (1) 60.0 A Marcus 16/10 D 947 2 1.00 Dawn Calling 2 b f Trippi - Acquavella(GB) (Danehill Dancer) (10) 60.0 S Veale 7/1 D 947 3 1.15 Sail 2 b f Philanthropist - Cutty Sark (Fort Wood) (9) 60.0 S Khumalo 13/2 T 1231 4 2.15 Safe Harbour (7) 60.0 G v Niekerk 66/1 D 947 5 2.65 Fortissimus (13) 60.0 C Zackey 33/1 V 1224 6 5.40 Bonne Vie (11) 60.0 S Randolph 9/1 D 947 7 6.15 Final Judgement (14) 60.0 W Kennedy 50/1 D 983 8 7.15 Costa Da Sol (5) 60.0 G Lerena 28/1 D 935 9 11.90 Kahula (12) 60.0 M v Rensburg 33/1 D 830 10 12.05 Raes’ Dyna Jet (3) 60.0 B Lerena 45/1 D 951 11 13.30 Poster Girl (6) 60.0 C Murray 75/1 K 581 12 17.55 Chill Baby Chill (2) 60.0 P Strydom 7/1 D 947 13 18.05 Visuality (4) 60.0 L Hewitson 66/1 T 1231 14 30.05 Oasis Queen Time: 98.42s (61.51s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:MG Azzie O:Mr A & Mrs F J Van Vuuren B:BH & AJ Botha

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 5th - SUNDAY 7th AUGUST 2016

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

another winner for

Front Rank

JUDICIAL

WON at Vaal, 28 July T:T Zackey O: Mr KP & Mrs NM Backos & Messrs SFG Habib, MA Savvi & RM Scott B:Scott Bros

Race 6 (1022) Greyville 1600m Gr1 Premiers Champion S. (2yo’s)(Turf) R600,000

D 948 1 0.00 Gunner (7) 60.0 B Lerena 25/1 2 b g Gimmethegreenlight - Play Nice (Captain Al) (1) 60.0 P Strydom 17/20 D 948 2 0.50 Zodiac Ruler 2 b c Zoffany - Sybarite(AUS) (Last Tycoon) (6) 60.0 C Murray 14/1 D 948 3 1.25 Misty Birnam 2 gr c Toreador - In The Mist(SNL) (Verglas) (3) 60.0 S Khumalo 5/1 S 955 4 1.30 Africa Rising (8) 60.0 C Zackey 60/1 T 1232 5 3.30 Lotus Elan (5) 60.0 W Kennedy 75/1 D 975 6 3.80 Without A Doubt (2) 60.0 M Byleveld 9/1 D 982 7 4.55 Step Up (4) 60.0 A Delpech 11/1 D 910 8 7.05 Rivarine (10) 60.0 G Lerena 30/1 D 975 9 7.55 Qeyaadah (11) 60.0 L Hewitson 60/1 T 1165 10 12.30 Ryder (9) 60.0 A Marcus 8/1 D 948 11 14.80 Palladium Time: 99.53s (62.21s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:PM Gadsby O:Mr N Lalla & Mrs A Lalla, Mr H Adams, Mr KT & Mrs MI Carelse & K & K Syndicate (Nom: Mrs KS Mahabeer) B:Nadeson Park

Race 7 (1023) Greyville Gr2 Gold Cup(Turf)

Race 12 (1028) Greyville MR 78 Handicap (Poly)

D 978 1 0.00 Hyaku (2) 61.0 4 b g Admire Main - Haifaa(IRE) (Doyoun) (5) 61.0 D 941 2 0.15 Thirtytwo Squadron 4 ch g A P Arrow - Beauty Queen (Jallad) (8) 55.5 S 890 3 1.15 Frikkie 4 b c Elusive Fort - Little Fox (Russian Fox) (1) 57.5 D 796 4 1.40 Jonovich (4) 60.0 S 961 5 1.90 Juddering Angel (10) 57.5 D 899 6 1.95 Live On The Moon (7) 57.5 V 1205 7 3.45 Premier Chance (3) 63.5 S 969 8 5.95 Night Shadow (9) 59.5 S 961 9 6.20 Shimmering Brook (6) 57.5 D 899 10 7.95 Pure Valor Time: 117.37s (61.77s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) 1st T:SG Tarry O:Mr B Riley B:Summerhill Stud

at Greyville, 31 July T: WGC Miller J: K Zechner O: Leno Pillay B: Bush Hill Stud

13/1

D De Gouveia

11/1

L Hewitson

10/1

Race 8 (1024) Greyville Gr1 Champions Cup (Turf)

1800m R1,000,000

D 949 1 0.00 Marinaresco (12) 57.5 G v Niekerk 11/10 3 b g Silvano - Gay Fortuna (Fort Wood) (3) 59.0 K Zechner 22/1 T 1234 2 1.25 Judicial 5 b g Miesque’s Approval - Lady Advocate (Dolpour) (9) 59.0 W Kennedy 14/1 D 940 3 1.35 No Worries 6 ch g Kahal - Coastal Waltz (Rambo Dancer) (1) 59.0 C Zackey 10/1 D 949 4 2.60 Saratoga Dancer (11) 57.5 A Delpech 16/1 D 954 5 2.70 Baritone (4) 59.0 A Marcus 8/1 D 949 6 2.95 St Tropez (8) 59.0 K De Melo 8/1 D 945 7 3.45 Punta Arenas (7) 59.0 C Murray 66/1 D 940 8 4.20 Bezanova (13) 60.0 B Lerena 20/1 D 897 9 5.20 Ice Machine (6) 59.0 L Hewitson 55/1 D 946 10 5.25 Gold Onyx (10) 57.5 S Randolph 16/1 D 896 11 7.00 Exit Here (2) 57.5 G Lerena 33/1 D 949 12 9.00 Rocketball (5) 59.0 M Byleveld 20/1 D 938 13 11.00 It Is Written (14) 57.5 S Khumalo 66/1 D 940 14 16.25 Malak El Moolook Time: 112.75s (62.64s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:MW Bass O:Messrs M W Bass, F Green, Bryn Ressell & N M Shirtliff B:Mauritzfontein Stud

Race 9 (1025) Greyville Gr2 Gold Bracelet (F&M)(Poly)

2000m R400,000

S 923 1 0.00 Flying Ice (4) 58.5 A Delpech 9/1 3 b f Go Deputy - Strawberry Ice (Western Winter) 2 2.75 Nightingale (11) 58.5 G v Niekerk 22/10 S 923 3 b f Silvano - Quickwood (Fort Wood) (7) 60.0 G Lerena 12/1 D 987 3 3.50 Deputy Ryder 4 ch f Go Deputy - Miss Ryder (Red Ryder) (8) 60.0 C Zackey 16/1 S 923 4 3.60 Patchit Up Baby (10) 58.5 D Dillon 45/1 D 939 5 4.10 Lala (9) 60.0 K De Melo 13/1 D 987 6 5.85 Zante (1) 60.0 S Veale 33/1 D 987 7 6.85 Gathering Fame (2) 58.5 M Byleveld 55/1 S 931 8 7.35 Adorada (6) 58.5 S Khumalo 11/1 D 952 9 7.60 Intergalactic (3) 60.0 I Sturgeon 22/10 D 952 10 7.65 Olma (5) 60.0 B Lerena 14/1 S 923 11 7.90 Ma Choix (12) 60.0 L Hewitson 25/1 D 986 12 14.65 Enchanted Silk Time: 123.35s (61.68s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:NL Bruss O:Mrs M Paterson B:Lammerskraal Stud

Race 10 (1026) Greyville Umngeni Hcp (Listed)(Polytrack)

Race 11 (1027) Greyville The Darley Arabian (Listed)(Polytrack)

1600m R150,000

Race 6 (167)

Kingmambo - Weekend In Seattle (Seattle Slew)

ESPRIT DE CORPS

Gr2 Gold Cup • 1st & 3rd

DEBUT WIN

2 b c Mambo In Seattle - Elusive Vintage (Elusive Quality) WON Borrowdale 1200m, 31 July

ENAAD

MYSTIC EXPRESS

4 b g High Chaparral - Al Anood (AUS) (Danehill) WON - Greyville 3200m, 31 July

4 wins 14 places 32 runs

4 b f Mambo In Seattle - Lapis Lazuli (Joshua Dancer) 2nd Fairview 1000m, 29 July

KINAAN

3 b c Galileo - Dazzledar(GB) (Zamindar)

PURE LOGIC

PLACED 3rd - Greyville 3200m, 31 July for trainer Mike de Kock

3 places 4 runs

2 b c Mambo In Seattle - Pearl River (Jallad) 3rd Kenilworth 1600m, 30 July

Gr1 Premiers Champion S

ZODIAC RULER

Borrowdale Breeders Sprint

1450m R7,000

Borrowdale Breeders Champagne Stakes (Listed)

1450m R8,000

Borrowdale MR 65 Handicap

1260m R7,000

Mambo In Seattle stands at

H 146 1 0.00 Wylde Style (6) 55.5 R Simons 4/10 2 b f West Man - Soul Seeker(ZIM) (Hermitage) (2) 58.0 B McNaughton 50/1 H 156 2 4.00 Rhythmical Reply 2 ch g A P Answer - Running Rhythm (Jallad) (5) 58.0 A Fortune 4/1 H 146 3 4.75 Determination 2 b c Right Approach - She’s Game(AUS) (Desert King) (3) 58.0 K Derere 33/1 H 158 4 4.80 Rebel Soldier (7) 58.0 JP vd Merwe 12/1 H 148 5 7.30 Shepparton (4) 58.0 F Herholdt 15/2 H 148 6 7.80 Haga Haga (1) 58.0 C Kudumba 75/1 H 158 7 21.80 Minister D’fence Time: 84.94s (58.58s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:A Bronkhorst O:Mr P J Moor B:PJ Moor

Race 7 (168)

H 125 1 0.00 Bankers Blues (12) 57.0 K Derere 25/1 4 b g Greys Inn - Sure Strike (Strike Smartly) (1) 57.5 A Fortune 28/10 H 147 2 1.00 Princeton Tiger 4 b c Kildonan - Noble Cat(BRZ) (Hennessy) (2) 60.0 R Munger 6/1 H 129 3 1.10 Zita 4 b g Soar With Eagles - Gotcha Girl (Volcanic) (10) 54.0 S Chambers 14/1 H 157 4 1.60 Romantic Balladeer (8) 52.0 C Storey 50/1 H 161 5 1.70 Temple Run (3) 55.5 J Greyling 7/1 H 150 6 2.20 David’s Flower (9) 52.0 B McNaughton 8/1 H 156 7 4.70 Bullion Bay (13) 52.0 M Nyamagwete 25/1 H 156 8 5.45 Touching Base (11) 53.0 JP vd Merwe 7/1 H 136 9 7.95 Belle Epoque (4) 54.5 F Herholdt 14/1 H 136 10 9.45 Gateway Gamble (6) 60.0 R Simons 11/2 H 160 11 9.55 Thriller In Manila (7) 59.5 M Bikausaru 10/1 H 157 12 13.55 Amas Amat (5) 57.5 D Frank 50/1 H 154 13 27.55 Mind Games Time: 74.59s (59.2s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 126% 1st T:GG Terzi O:Messrs D W Rosser & G Goksel B:RB Wallace

2 b c Zoffany - Sybarite(AUS) (Last Tycoon)

PLACED 2nd - Greyville 1600m, 31 July

Dr Bennie van der Merwe Cell: 083 460 4066 namaquas@intekom.co.za

Darley Arabian (L)

MACDUFF

3 ch c Street Cry - Dancing(GB) (Spectrum) WON - Greyville over 1600m, 31 July for trainer J Ramsden

AWESOME ANDY

Race 3 (164)

4 b g Flying Spur - Dora Maar(AUS) (Royal Academy) WON MR91 Hcp - Turffontein over 1450m, 30 July for trainer M Azzie

www.aushorse.net.au

BORROWDALE Sunday 31 July Going: ﬁrm

Race 1 (162)

Borrowdale Maiden Plate

1200m R7,000

1 0.00 Esprit de Corps (5) 57.0 L Pagel 8/10 2 b c Mambo In Seattle - Elusive Vintage(AUS) (Elusive Quality) (7) 57.0 J Greyling 6/1 H 155 2 0.10 Megagram 2 b g Tamburlaine - Gabriella(ZIM) (Sobieski) (6) 57.5 S Chambers 12/1 H 155 3 0.35 Beretta 3 ch f Brave Tin Soldier - Lady In Blue (West Man) (4) 57.0 F Herholdt 4/1 4 1.10 Fierce Prestige (1) 57.0 C Storey 75/1 5 3.60 Danger Dan (8) 57.0 B McNaughton 15/2 H 148 6 4.10 Karatu (9) 60.0 N Takawira 75/1 H 149 7 5.85 Malandain (3) 57.5 M Nyamagwete 33/1 H 149 8 8.35 Supalumina (2) 57.0 N Sibanda 40/1 9 9.10 Motto Time: 70.71s (58.93s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:GG Terzi O:Mr G Goksel B:Maine Chance

M Winnaar

10/1

C Murray

30/1

Race 2 (163)

M Yeni

30/1

H 158 1 0.00 Majestic Legacy (2) 60.0 A Fortune 14/10 3 ch g Miesque’s Approval - Majestic Legend(AUS) (Royal Academy) (7) 60.0 R Munger 15/2 H 158 2 1.00 Blechley Park 3 ch g King’s Chapel - Irresistible (National Emblem) (6) 60.0 L Pagel 2/1 H 158 3 2.25 In The Oven 5 b g Jam Alley - Goose Time (Northern Guest) (4) 60.0 F Herholdt 5/1 H 158 4 3.25 Chum (1) 57.0 S Chambers 15/2 H 155 5 6.25 Heidi (3) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 20/1 H 155 6 6.35 Galaxy Prince (5) 57.0 M Bikausaru 66/1 H 144 7 7.35 Argodaba Time: 104.91s (61.71s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:GG Terzi O:Messrs S H Murray, G M Littleford & P C Rugg B:Scott Bros

A Delpech 33/10 K De Melo 12/1 S Khumalo 16/1 A Marcus 3/1 M v Rensburg 10/1 B Nyawo 20/1 L Hewitson 33/1 W Kennedy 14/1 G v Niekerk 9/2 SP Total %: 119%

WON at Borrowdale, 31 July T: J Snaith J: L Mxothwa O: Mr A L A Crabbia B: Scott Bros

H 160 1 0.00 Flax (7) 60.0 B McNaughton 20/1 9 b g Silvano - Bejewelled Spring (Elliodor) (3) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 16/1 H 142 2 1.75 Newton Power 6 b g Newton - Red Spirit (Slew The Red) (8) 60.0 A Fortune 22/10 H 160 3 2.25 Eurakilon 6 b g Classic Flag - Break The Ice (Western Winter) (6) 60.0 F Herholdt 14/10 H 160 4 4.00 Whiteline Fever (4) 60.0 R Simons 13/2 H 128 5 4.10 Approval Rating (9) 60.0 J Greyling 14/1 S 783 6 5.10 Sheik’s Brashee (1) 60.0 K Derere 20/1 H 157 7 6.35 The Mutineer (2) 60.0 M Bikausaru 33/1 H 161 8 8.85 Quick Glance (5) 60.0 S Chambers 14/1 H 128 9 10.35 Atso’s Scheme (10) 57.5 R Munger 16/1 H 128 10 15.35 Picalilly (11) 60.0 C Storey 40/1 H 160 11 19.35 Lucky Sam Time: 85.56s (59.01s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 126% 1st T:B Stidolph O:Newbury Racing (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Mr D E Evans) B:Maine Chance

T Godden 16/1 A Delpech 13/10 G v Niekerk 8/1 C Murray 14/1 L Tarentaal 30/1 B Lerena 16/1 K De Melo 14/1 SP Total %: 107%

1000m R150,000

D 915 1 0.00 Asstar (5) 57.5 A Forbes 6/1 4 b c Ashaawes - Stunning Star (Northern Guest) (9) 55.5 W Kennedy 9/2 D 950 2 1.50 Isca 3 gr g Var - Jolie Bele(BRZ) (Impression) (1) 59.0 G v Niekerk 19/10 D 953 3 2.25 Ernie 3 ch g Elusive Fort - Betty Burke (Captain Al) (2) 62.5 S Veale 17/2 D 988 4 3.50 Barbosa (6) 52.0 K De Melo 16/1 D 989 5 3.60 Big King (8) 59.0 I Sturgeon 22/1 D 937 6 5.10 Kingston Boy (11) 54.0 L Hewitson 50/1 D 977 7 5.20 Tuscan (12) 59.0 D Dillon 22/1 D 892 8 5.30 Tar Heel (7) 57.5 G Lerena 18/1 D 953 9 5.55 Cutting Edge (3) 56.0 C Murray 18/1 D 950 10 6.55 Harry Lime (10) 58.5 B Lerena 16/1 D 953 11 8.30 Natal (4) 53.5 S Khumalo 10/1 D 950 12 8.55 Arabian National Time: 57.58s (57.58s avg/1000m, or 63km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:GB Puller O:Messrs R C M Caris, F M Carruthers, P Fourie, Ken Martin & Ian Robinson B:Boland Stud

Majestic Legacy

Race 5 (166)

1900m R82,000

S Khumalo

3200m R1,250,000

D 946 1 0.00 Enaad (12) 53.5 S Khumalo 5/1 4 b g High Chaparral - Al Anood(AUS) (Danehill) (4) 59.5 G v Niekerk 9/1 D 945 2 1.25 Helderberg Blue 5 b g Jet Master - Our Table Mountain(USA) (Fusaichi Pegasus) (14) 53.0 M Byleveld 33/1 D 946 3 1.50 Kinaan 3 b c Galileo - Dazzledar(GB) (Zamindar) (7) 59.5 P Strydom 8/1 K 634 4 3.50 Ovidio (2) 60.0 G Lerena 10/1 D 949 5 4.00 Master Sabina (3) 57.5 K De Melo 12/1 D 946 6 4.05 Balance Sheet (1) 56.5 S Randolph 20/1 D 946 7 4.30 Solar Star (6) 53.0 C Murray 22/1 T 1185 8 4.55 Zafira (13) 56.5 R Danielson 11/1 T 1144 9 5.55 Arch Rival (8) 55.5 A Delpech 9/1 S 924 10 5.80 Cape Speed (10) 53.0 M Yeni 8/1 D 946 11 5.85 Smart Mart (11) 58.5 B Lerena 16/1 S 924 12 6.35 Coltrane (15) 58.5 D Dillon 25/1 D 946 13 9.35 Kingston Mines (9) 57.0 K Zechner 10/1 D 945 14 9.60 The Centenary (5) 54.5 L Hewitson 28/1 D 946 15 11.10 Stebbins (16) 54.0 C Zackey 35/1 T 1235 16 12.85 Fortune Fella Time: 211.28s (66.03s avg/1000m, or 55km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:MF de Kock O:Al Adiyaat South Africa (Pty) Ltd B:bred in Australia

S 971 1 0.00 Macduff (5) 52.0 3 ch c Street Cry - Dancing(GB) (Spectrum) (3) 52.0 S 961 2 0.15 Go Direct 3 ch g Go Deputy - Fair Maiden (Western Winter) (10) 52.0 D 906 3 0.40 Mr Roy 3 ch c Western Winter - Chambre (Rakeen) (8) 55.0 D 720 4 0.65 Tripandie (4) 52.5 S 969 5 0.90 Cat In Command (1) 59.5 T 1210 6 1.65 Finchatton (9) 62.0 D 988 7 1.90 Night Trip (6) 58.0 D 952 8 2.90 Sensible Lover D 954 9 4.15 Kingmambo’s Legacy (12) 54.5 (11) 56.5 D 954 10 5.15 Diamond King (2) 52.5 D 977 11 6.90 Team Guys (7) 54.0 D 954 12 9.90 Brooklyn Brawler Time: 96.97s (60.61s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) 1st T:J Ramsden O:Mr B Kantor B:bred in Australia

2nd Gr1 Champions Cup

Borrowdale Maiden Plate

1700m R7,000

Borrowdale MR 55 Handicap

1700m R7,000

H 159 1 0.00 Standpoint (5) 60.0 A Fortune 18/10 3 b g Century Stand - Bliss Point(ZIM) (Kitalpha) (14) 55.0 R Simons 9/1 H 156 2 1.75 Enough Said 4 b f Tiger Dance - Yakety Yak (Silvino) (6) 53.0 C Storey 75/1 H 161 3 3.00 Valmont 5 b g Right Approach - Clandestine (Fort Wood) (8) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 14/1 H 159 4 4.75 Yesterday Man (12) 57.5 B McNaughton 15/4 H 159 5 5.00 Catnip (2) 58.5 K Derere 10/1 H 147 6 5.25 Anthony’s Lazer (15) 54.0 R Munger 16/1 H 152 7 6.25 Muhannad (16) 58.0 J Greyling 10/1 H 161 8 7.25 Avaricious (1) 52.0 N Sibanda 75/1 H 159 9 8.50 Shezawarrior (11) 57.0 F Herholdt 33/1 H 159 9 8.50 Baumgartner (10) 57.0 S Chambers 6/1 H 152 11 8.60 Al Salaam (13) 57.0 M Nyamagwete 75/1 H 161 12 9.60 Notorious (4) 52.0 C Kudumba 75/1 H 152 13 9.85 Autumn Blossom (3) 52.0 D Frank 40/1 H 156 14 9.95 Don Vito (7) 56.0 S Sawere 66/1 H 161 15 12.95 Sylvianna (9) 61.0 M Bikausaru 50/1 H 161 16 99.98 Wee Doch ‘n Dorris Time: 102.75s (60.44s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 126% 1st T:GG Terzi O:Mr G Goksel B:Rumbavu Park Stud

Race 4 (165)

Borrowdale Breeders Fillies Mile (Listed)

1600m R7,000

H 158 1 0.00 Golden Mystery (2) 57.0 A Fortune 4/1 2 b f Main Aim - Opera Cloak (Labeeb) (6) 57.0 R Simons 18/10 H 154 2 0.50 Jinx Johnson 2 ch f Tamburlaine - Moonee Valley(ZIM) (Kitalpha) (3) 57.0 R Munger 2/1 H 146 3 4.50 Lady Carina 2 b f Miesque’s Approval - Alpha Carina(NZ) (Carnegie) (5) 57.0 JP vd Merwe 33/10 4 8.00 Explorer’s Club (4) 57.0 J Greyling 25/1 H 151 5 10.50 Whatsnewpussycat (7) 57.0 S Chambers 40/1 H 158 6 11.25 Aloft (1) 57.0 K Derere 40/1 H 78 7 24.25 Transition Time: 98.56s (61.6s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:G MacLeod O:Messrs M L Wood, Gavin Macleod & D W Rosser B:OA Ferraris

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Race 6 MR 65 Handicap

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